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Homework Statement


I am trying to solve Problem 21 from this sheet:
View attachment T2SS14-Ex7.pdf


Homework Equations


The equation describing the time evolution of operators is given in the problem.


The Attempt at a Solution


I have found the commutators of the position and momentum operator with the Hamiltonian.
View attachment Übung 21_3.pdf
I don't know how to do the rest of the exercise.
 
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(a) See equation (5) relating the commutator to the time evolution to get ##\hat X(t)## and ##\hat P(t)##
(b) follows from there.
 
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