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The Hamiltonian for a certain three-level system is represented by the matrix

H=h[100020002] Two other observables, A and B, are represented by the matrices A=[010100002],B=[200001010],where 蝇, , and 渭 are positive real numbers.

(a)Find the Eigen values and (normalized) eigenvectors of H, A and B.

(b) Suppose the system starts out in the generic staterole="math" localid="1656040462996" |S(0)>=(c1c2c3)

with |c1|2+|c2|2+|c3|2=1. Find the expectation values (at t=0) of H, A, and B.

(c) What is |S(t)>? If you measured the energy of this state (at time t), what values might you get, and what is the probability of each? Answer the same questions for A and for B.

Short Answer

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(a) Eigen values and Eigen vectors of H, A and B

|h1>=(100),|h2>=(010),|h3>=(001).|a1>=(001),|a2>=12(110),|a3>=12(1-10).|b1>=(100),|b2>=12(011),|b3>=12(01-1).

(b) Expectation values of H, A and B

<H>=h(c12+2c22+2c32).<A>=(c1*c2+c2*c1+2c32).<B>=(c12+c2*c3+c3*c2).

(c)|S(t)>=c1e-it|h1>+c2e-2it|h1>+c3e-2it|h3>

Step by step solution

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(a) Finding the Eigen values and Eigen vectors of H, A and B

H:

E1=h,E2=E3=2h;|h1>=100,|h2>=010,|h3>=001.

A:

localid="1656041551772" -a0-a0002-a=a22-a-2-a2=0a1=2,a2=,a3=-010100002=a=a=a2=a.

(1)

2=2=222==0;|a1>=001.

(2)

localid="1656042243144" ====2=;=0;|a2>=12110.

(3)

=-=-=-=-2=-;=0;|a3>=121-10.

B:

2-b000-b0-b=b22-b-2-b2=0b1=2,b2=,b2=-.200001010=b2=b=b=b.

(1)

role="math" localid="1656043183873" 2渭伪=2渭伪渭纬=2渭尾=2渭尾=2渭纬=2==0;|b1>=100.

(2)

2渭伪=渭伪=0渭纬=渭尾=渭尾=渭纬;=;|b1>=12011.

(3)

2渭伪=-渭伪=0渭纬=-渭尾=-渭尾=-渭纬;=-;|b1>=1201-1.

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 Step2: (b) Finding the expectation values of H, A and B

H=S0HS0=hc1*c2*c3*100020002c1c2c3=hc12+c22+c32.A=S0AS0=c1*c2*c3*010100002c1c2c3=c1*c2+c2*c1+2c32.B=S0BS0=c1*c2*c3*200001010c1c2c3=2c12+c2*c3+c3*c2.

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(c) Finding  and the probabilities of H, A and B

|S0>=c1|h1>+c2|h2>+c3|h3>|St>=c1e-iE1tIh|h1>c2e-iE2tIh+|h2>c3e-iE3tIh+|h3>=c1e-it|h1>c2e-2it+|h2>c3e-2it+|h3>.

=e-2itc1eit100+c2010+c3001=e-2itc1eitc2c3.

H::h1=h,probability c12;h2=h3=2h, probability c22+c32.

A:a1=2,a1|St=e-2it001c1eitc2c3=e-2itc3probabilityc32a2=/2,a1|St=e-2i蝇t12110c1ei蝇tc2c3=12e-2i蝇tc1ei蝇t+c2

localid="1656045665650" probability=12c1*e-it+c2c1e-it+c2=12c12+c22+c1*c2e-it+c2*c1eit.a3=-/3,a3|St=e-2it121-10c1eitc2c3=12c1eit-c2probability=12c1*e-it-c2*c1e-it-c2=12c12+c22-c1*c2e-it+c2*c1eit.

Note that the sum of the probabilities is 1.

B:

b1=/2,b1|St=e-2it12100c1eitc2c3=eit-c1probabilityc12b2=/2,b2|St=e-2it12011c1eitc2c3=12eitc2+c3probability=12c2*-c3*c2+c3=12c22+c32+c2*c3+c3*c2.b3=-/3,b3|St=e-2it1201-1c1eitc2c3=12e-2itc2-c3probability=12c2*-c3*c2-c3=12c22+c32-c2*c3-c3*c2.

Again, the sum of the probabilities is 1.

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