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Another Example: Successive Polarization Filters for Beams of Spin ,= 1/2 Particlesore example of this type, an even simpler example involving spin . = 1/2 particles, hence, a 2 × 2-dimensional transformation. Suppose we have a beam of spin . = 1/2 particles. They can be prepared, so all are in a state of definite spin orientation, say, with .. = +1/2, or with .. =? 1/2, along som

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Transformation Theory for Systems with Continuous Spectrarators whose spectra are discrete. Moreover, we have studied finite-dimensional subspaces of these vector spaces, so our unitary transformation matrices were finite-dimensional. Commuting operators, however, such as the operators ., ., . or the operators .., .., .. exist with continuous spectra. Sti

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0938-037X modern algebraic approach, emphsizing symmetry principles throughout. After an introduction of the basic postulates and techniques, the book discusses time-independent perturbation theory, angular momentum, identical particles, scattering theory, and time-dependent perturbation theory. It concludes

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Schr?dinger Theory: The Existence of Discrete Energy Levelsto a function of . only on the right-hand side. Because this must hold for all values of . and all ., the left-hand side and the right-hand side must be equal to a constant.We have separated the equation. The physical significance of the constant can be seen to be the energy, ..

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