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    "abstract": "The mathematical formulation of Quantum Mechanics is derived from purely\noperational axioms based on a general definition of \"experiment\" as a set of\ntransformations. The main ingredient of the mathematical construction is the\npostulated existence of \"faithful states\" that allows one to calibrate the\nexperimental apparatus. Such notion is at the basis of the operational\ndefinitions of the scalar product and of the \"adjoint\" of a transformation.",
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