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− | + | == the three principles of quantum mechanics. page 101.== | |
− | ** with each physical system there is an associated Hilbert space | + | |
− | ** at each time t, the state of the system is completely determined by a normalized vector <math>|\psi(t) \rangle</math> | + | * First principle: superposition |
+ | ** with each physical system there is an associated Hilbert space <math>\cal{E}_ {\rm H}</math> | ||
+ | ** at each time t, the state of the system is completely determined by a normalized vector <math>|\psi(t) \rangle</math> | ||
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+ | * Second principle: measurement | ||
+ | ** with each physical quantity <math>A \ </math> one can associate a linear hermitian operator <math>\hat{A} \ </math> |
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major concepts
the three principles of quantum mechanics. page 101.
- First principle: superposition
- with each physical system there is an associated Hilbert space Failed to parse (Cannot write to or create math temp directory): \cal{E}_ {\rm H}
- at each time t, the state of the system is completely determined by a normalized vector
- Second principle: measurement
- with each physical quantity one can associate a linear hermitian operator