Thanks for clearing that up
What about this one?
http://i.imgur.com/0hq6l.jpg
I'm guessing that means 0.5*<a function of position*momentum + momentum*position>
isn't the function just <2*x*p>?
and then taking half of that would just be <x*p>
that's the way I see it, but I feel like I'm wrong
Homework Statement
Here's an image
http://i.imgur.com/oC8Y6.jpg
Homework Equations
The wave function for an infinite square well, the expectation values and operators for momentum and I guess the normalization condition? I don't really know because I don't understand the question.
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