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I am not sure of these steps but I will try. Can you show me if I am still not understanding this. thanks. Fψ(x)=Fψ(x+a) + ψ(x-a) Fτ= F to be Hermitian Fψ (x+a) + (x-a) = F dt/dx? (x+a) + (x-a) = F dt/dx (x + a) + (x-a) ∫(x+a)d/dx + (x-a)d/dx ψ F τ= (1+ax)ψ + (1-ax)ψ...

Homework Statement The operator F is defined by Fψ(x)=ψ(x+a) + ψ(x-a), where a is a nonzero constant. Determine whether or not F is a Hermitian operator. Homework Equations ∫(x+a)d/dx + (x-a)d/dxψ The Attempt at a Solution f = (1=ax) + (1-ax)ψ What are the steps I need...