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==== Effect of measurement on the state ====

When a measurement is performed, only one result is obtained (according to some [[interpretations of quantum mechanics]]). This is modeled mathematically as the processing of additional information from the measurement, confining the probabilities of an immediate second measurement of the same observable. In the case of a discrete, non-degenerate spectrum, two sequential measurements of the same observable will always give the same value assuming the second immediately follows the first. Therefore, the state vector must change as a result of measurement, and ''collapse'' onto the eigensubspace associated with the eigenvalue measured. {{Quote box
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| quote = If the measurement of the physical quantity <math>\mathcal{A}</math> on the system in the state <math>|\psi\rangle </math> gives the result <math>a_n </math>, then the state of the system immediately after the measurement is the normalized projection of <math> |\psi\rangle</math> onto the eigensubspace associated with <math>a_n </math><br/><br/> <math>|\psi\rangle \quad \overset{a_n}{\Longrightarrow}\quad \frac{P_n|\psi\rangle}{\sqrt{\langle \psi | P_n | \psi \rangle}}</math>
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For a mixed state {{math|''ρ''}}, after obtaining an eigenvalue <math> a_n </math> in a discrete, nondegenerate spectrum of the corresponding observable <math> A </math>, the updated state is given by <math display="inline"> \rho'=\frac{P_n\rho P_n^\dagger}{\operatorname{tr}(P_n\rho P_n^\dagger)} </math>. If the eigenvalue <math> a_n </math> has degenerate, orthonormal eigenvectors <math> \{|a_{n1}\rangle,|a_{n2}\rangle, \dots ,|a_{nm}\rangle\} </math>, then the [[Projection (linear algebra)|projection operator]] onto the eigensubspace is <math> P_n=|a_{n1}\rangle\langle a_{n1}|+|a_{n2}\rangle\langle a_{n2}| + \dots + |a_{nm}\rangle\langle a_{nm}| </math>.

Postulates II.c is sometimes called the "state update rule" or "collapse rule"; Together with the Born rule (Postulates II.a and II.b), they form a complete representation of [[Measurement in quantum mechanics|measurements]], and are sometimes collectively called the measurement postulate(s).

Note that the [[projection-valued measure]]s (PVM) described in the measurement postulate(s) can be generalized to [[POVM|positive operator-valued measures]] (POVM), which is the most general kind of measurement in quantum mechanics. A POVM can be understood as the effect on a component subsystem when a PVM is performed on a larger, composite system (see [[Naimark's dilation theorem]]).