
Angular Momentum and ladder operators - Physics Forums
2006年5月24日 · I have done most of the problem in this word document (attached). I have some trouble though. In my QM class, we assumed that the z component of angular momentum Lz satisfies, Lz Ylm = m hbar Ylm and the ladder operator L+ and L- were defined as L+_ = Lx +- iLy. We were able to find the eigen values of Lx and Ly using the ladder operators.
Ladder operators for angular momentum - Physics Forums
2010年12月12日 · This might be a basic question, but I'm having some difficulty understanding expectation values and ladder operators for angular momentum. = ? I know that L+ = Lx+iLy, but I don't know what the expectation value would be? Someone told …
How to show that L*= (L*)*? - Computer Science Stack Exchange
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Why is separation constant l(l+1) instead of +-l^2? - Physics Forums
2018年10月18日 · While separating variables in the Schrodinger Equation for hydrogen atom, why are we taking separation constant to be l(l+1) instead of just l^2 or -l^2, is it just to make the angular equation in the form of Associated Legendre Equation or is there a deeper meaning to it?
Clebsch-Gordan coefficients (l+1/2) - Physics Forums
2017年7月19日 · Homework Statement I was going through Sakurai's textbook and I tried to work out by myself the following expression for the Clebsch-Gordan coefficients...
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How to prove $L \cdot L^ {*} = L^ {+}$ - Computer Science Stack …
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Concatenation of two regular languages - Computer Science Stack …
2018年4月3日 · In a question, it is given that L is a finite language over the unary alphabet and L+ is not regular. We know that L+ = LL* Since L is finite, it must be regular because all finite languages are regular. If L is regular L* is also regular. Then how can be L+ not regular? It is the concatenation of two regular languages. Where am I wrong?
Second Matrices from Spherical Harmonics with Eigenvalue l+1
2020年9月29日 · See the first post in the previous thread ‘Matrices from Spherical Harmonics with Eigenvalue l+1’ first. Originally when I came across the Lxyz operator and the Rlm matrices I had a different question. If this had to do with something like the quantum Hydrogen atom then why did it appear that...
Why the Integration Constant in the Schrödinger Equation is Set …
2011年3月24日 · Your question lacks naming the system for which the Schrödinger's equation is used. If it was for the hydrogen atom, it may be worthy to know that the total angular momentum is a constant of motion and the H_{dum