Physics, 05.10.2019 09:00 karlamiddleschool

After completing an introduction to quantum mechanics course, i am concerned that i do not fully understand what a 'fuzzy' observable is in quantum mechanics, although it has been mentioned significantly in my course. could someone explain what this means in as much detail as possible? i am realizing that while i have a strong grasp of the mathematics, i sometimes overlook the basic physical meaning on things which can lead to me arriving at correct answers, but still not completely understanding what i just did. fuzzy observables seem to be another one of these situations.

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