describes: a function which can have only a single value at each point in space at a given time. [M1.3, P10.4]
is exemplified: by the wavefunction for a particle, which must be a single-valued function since it relates to the probability of finding the particle at the point. [M1.3, P10.4]
See multi-valued function. [M1.3]
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