👉 In the context of quantum mechanics, a subconferential state is a state that is described by a quantum superposition operator, i.e. an operator which collapses a particle's wave function to a specific value, but does not collapse any other states. Subconferential states are often used in quantum computing and quantum cryptography applications where they represent a "state" or "phase" for the system. Subconferential states can be represented by operators that are defined as: \[ |\
