Chapter 3: Q18P (page 118)
Test the energy-time uncertainty principle for the wave function in Problemand the observable x, by calculatingandexactly.
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The values are:
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Chapter 3: Q18P (page 118)
Test the energy-time uncertainty principle for the wave function in Problemand the observable x, by calculatingandexactly.
The values are:
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Supposefor constants Aand a.
(a) Determine A, by normalizing.
(b) Find, and(at time).
(c) Find the momentum space wave function, and check that it is normalized.
(d) Useto calculate, and(at time).
(e) Check the Heisenberg uncertainty principle for this state.
Apply Equation 3.71 to the following special cases: (a)Q=1; (b)Q=H; (c)Q=x; (d)Q=p. In each case, comment on the result, with particular reference to Equations 1.27,1.33,1.38, and conservation of energy (comments following Equation 2.39).
Show that if for all functions(in Hilbert space), thenfor allrole="math" localid="1655395250670" and(i.e., the two definitions of "Hermitian" -Equations 3.16 and 3.17- are equivalent).
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