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Finding expectation value of two operators in a 3 state QM system
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This discussion focuses on calculating the expectation value of two operators in a three-state quantum mechanics (QM) system. The original thread, initiated by @coolcantalope, was restored from a cached version after being deleted. Key contributions were made by @PeroK, providing valuable insights and solutions to the OP's questions. The thread has been closed following the resolution of the inquiries presented.
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