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Graduate Distinguishability of electrons separated by large distances
Sorry Ben for the bad font i used. Read it again below- What is the problem in distinguishing two electrons separated by large distances, unless they are entangled. Does distinguishability mean that all electrons in the universe is somehow entangled?- Alien
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Graduate Distinguishability of electrons separated by large distances
[FONT="Impact"]What is the problem in distinguishing two electrons separated by large distances, unless they are entangled. Does distinguishability mean that all electrons in the universe is somehow entangled?- Alien
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Graduate Recursion relation for C-G coefficients
It is the 'revised edition' printed in 2005.- Alien
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Graduate Recursion relation for C-G coefficients
Excuse me, the book is- "Modern Quantum Mechanics" by J.J. Sakurai- Alien
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Graduate Recursion relation for C-G coefficients
From J.J. Zakurai page no.222-225: We know that Clebsch-Gordan coefficients vanish unless m=m1+m2. Then, (1) why is that the terms in recursion relation doesn't vanish? since m1+m2=m+1 or m1+m2=m-1 in eqn.(3.7.49). (2) why is again in the example shown in eqn.(3.7.54), m1+m2=m? I...- Alien
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- Coefficients Recursion Relation
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