Abstract
In a three-dimensional context, it is shown how wave functions may be chosen from among the solutions of the Schr\"odinger equation in a consistent way without demanding single valuedness, but by imposing an invariance condition on the domain of certain given linear operators. This leads to multiple-valued wave functions in certain situations, but disallows unquantized monopoles and ``unusual'' angular momentum eigenvalues.
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