👉 The term "anti-apoplectic" is used in the context of quantum mechanics to describe a state where the quantum number n (or the spin quantum number s) of an electron is negative, which means that it has a total angular momentum greater than its principal quantum number n. This can be seen as a violation of the Pauli exclusion principle. The anti-apoplectic states are particularly important in quantum computing and quantum cryptography because they allow for the creation of quantum computers with superposition capabilities that
