Spin state, base transformation

[usai]

how do i write the z spin state using the spin state on x or on y?

 

[PeroK]

how do i write the z spin state using the spin state on x or on y?

Have you tried an Internet search?

 

[Vanadium 50]

Have you tried an Internet search?

He did. He asked us.

 

[Nugatory]

@usai you might not find the responses above completely helpful? :) :)

Seriously, kidding aside, PhysicsForums is generally better at helping people over the hard spots than laying out an entire lecture-equivalent tutorial (better done by textbooks and online course materials). So if you can get hold of a good online explanation of the algebra of the spin operators - several out there and some other poster may chime in with their favorite - and start in on it, come back with a more focused question as soon as you hit a hard spot you'll get better and more helpful answers.

Another way of thinking about it: Suppose you are taking a college-level intro to QM course as part of a physics bachelor's degree (which is about right for this topic and consistent with the I rating you gave the thread). You walk into your professor/TA's office during office hours with this question, the absolute first thing you're going to hear is "How far into the textbook/course notes did you get?". Same thing here, except with the general unstructuredness of the internet layered on top.