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27 sept 2020 · 4 Examples of Hermitian operator 5 References 6 1 Hermitian operator An operator Ω, which corresponds to a physical observable Ω, is said 



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The proof is left as an exercise Note: by virtue of the above theorems one can define a hermitian operator as an operator with all real eigenvalues Corollary: 



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the quantum mechanics of bound and unbound particles, some properties can Moreover, for any linear operator ˆA, the Hermitian conjugate operator



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The commutator is an operator, shows properties by operating on function: [x, ˆ d dx ] We shall discuss only Hermitian operators (a few exceptions) Examples:



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For example, Ref 3 treat with respect the Her- mitian quantum mechanics in the traditional form, i e , usual definition of the Hermitian operator and the scalar 



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Insignificant non-Hermiticity Example 1 evolution operator U(t) = exp(−itH): {i ˙ U(t) = H U(t) U(0) = I Example 2 resolvent operator R(z)=(H − z)−1, z ∈ C 

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