Remarks on “On Completely Positive Maps in Generalized Quantum Dynamics”

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Foundations of Physics 12 (4):433-435 (1982)
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The assertion by Simmons and Park that the dynamical map associated with the Bloch equations of nuclear magnetic resonance is not completely positive is wrong

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