Some Mathematical Methods of PhysicsMcGraw-Hill, 1960 - 300 páginas |
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... arbitrary u , since the indicated multiplication can be carried out . Simi- larly , if the value of f ( A ) u is known for arbitrary u , f ( A ) may be considered a known matrix.1 As a result of these simple considerations , it is clear ...
... arbitrary u , since the indicated multiplication can be carried out . Simi- larly , if the value of f ( A ) u is known for arbitrary u , f ( A ) may be considered a known matrix.1 As a result of these simple considerations , it is clear ...
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... arbitrary bra or ket ( in the old language , any arbitrary vector ) in terms of the base bras or kets . Thus , the arbitrary ket | x > , corresponding to the arbitrary vector x in the old notation , becomes | x > = | i > < i | x > ( 5.3 ) ...
... arbitrary bra or ket ( in the old language , any arbitrary vector ) in terms of the base bras or kets . Thus , the arbitrary ket | x > , corresponding to the arbitrary vector x in the old notation , becomes | x > = | i > < i | x > ( 5.3 ) ...
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... arbitrary x and y may be considered a definition of M + , as is seen by writing the equation in detailed form = 0 = ΣΜ - ΣΜήνα , i , j i , j = i , j Since y1 , x , are arbitrary , one has which indeed defines M + . - Mi ; = M2 + ji j ...
... arbitrary x and y may be considered a definition of M + , as is seen by writing the equation in detailed form = 0 = ΣΜ - ΣΜήνα , i , j i , j = i , j Since y1 , x , are arbitrary , one has which indeed defines M + . - Mi ; = M2 + ji j ...
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