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:A system is initally in the state: | :A system is initally in the state: | ||
:<math>\psi(\theta,\phi)=1/\sqrt{5}Y_1,- | :<math>\psi(\theta,\phi)=1/\sqrt{5}Y_1,_{-1}(\theta,\phi)+\sqrt{3/5}Y_1,_0(\theta,\phi)+1/\sqrt{5}Y_1,_1(\theta,\phi)</math> | ||
:Let us now find the value of the opperator <math>L_z</math> acting on the system as well as the probability of finding each value. | :Let us now find the value of the opperator <math>L_z</math> acting on the system as well as the probability of finding each value. |
Revision as of 13:16, 2 December 2009
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- A system is initally in the state:
- Let us now find the value of the opperator acting on the system as well as the probability of finding each value.
- We may first rewright the notation for the system as follows;
- acting on the system produces three values for ;
- The probablity for finding the value is;
- This can easially be verified since;
- and
- The probablites of measuring are give as follows;
- Now we will calculate the uncertainties Failed to parse (SVG (MathML can be enabled via browser plugin): Invalid response ("Math extension cannot connect to Restbase.") from server "https://wikimedia.org/api/rest_v1/":): {\displaystyle \Delta L_x} and and the product
- After measuring the system will be in the eigenstate , that is . We will first calculate the expectation values of using . Symmetry requires . Using the relation and ;
- Therefore;