LaTeX Learn How to Use Bra-ket Notation in LaTeX for Quantum Mechanics

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Bra-ket notation can be effectively represented in LaTeX using the commands \langle and \rangle for the brackets. The discussion revolves around finding the vectors |v> and |w> in both complex and real two-dimensional vector spaces given specific inner product values. In the complex case, the inner products are <v|v>=2, <w|w>=4, and <v|w>=i. For the real case, the inner products are <v|v>=2, <w|w>=4, and <v|w>=1. The conversation emphasizes the need to derive the vectors based on these inner product conditions, with a focus on understanding the implications of the given values in both contexts before moving on to the complex scenario.
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is there anyway of doing bra-ket notation in latex?
 
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\langle \psi \mid \Psi \rangle
 
thanks neu:)
 
I need help!I would like to ask a question about braket notation.
IN two dimensional complex linear vector space

<v|v>=2 <w|w>=4 and <v|w>=i

How can i find |v> and |w> ?
 
Suppose you were dealing with a real two dimensional linear vector space, and you were given

v.v=2, w.w=4, v.w=1

What can you determine about v and w? (If you can answer this, we'll move on to the complex case.)
 

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