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khemist
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I recently thought of this, please excuse me if it is way off the mark!
If I act on a state with a hermitian operator, am I able to find the psi(p) (momentum), where I had psi(x) (position) before (and wise versa)? Or does the operator do what it appears to do, and that is find the derivative of a particular state (if it does this, what does a derivative of a state mean?)?
Thanks
If I act on a state with a hermitian operator, am I able to find the psi(p) (momentum), where I had psi(x) (position) before (and wise versa)? Or does the operator do what it appears to do, and that is find the derivative of a particular state (if it does this, what does a derivative of a state mean?)?
Thanks