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Physics, 10.07.2019 22:30 jngonzo1226

Consider a linear harmonic oscillator whose hamiltonian is given by 1? д2 н 2m дд? 2 hw(n1/2) with eigenvalues en n 0,1, (1) derive its density matrix in momentum representation, and (2) evaluate the mean energy (h with results obtained in last question

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