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The notion of probability is intimately related to the notion of uncertainty, and the latter arises in the description of physical systems at various levels and in different ways. In particular, the probabilistic structure arising in quantum mechanics (QM) has been recognized to be of a rather different kind with respect to its classical counterpart.

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