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The reason I ask the aforementioned question is because I came across the expectation values of operators in Quantum Mechanics. And part of the computation involves integrating a function of the complex conjugate of x with respect to dx.
So as an example let's say I have:
∫ sin (x*) dx where the * denotes the complex conjugate.
How would I do it? (I would post an attempt to solve it but I have no idea whether to even treat the x* as a constant, or variable or...something).Thank you in advance for any help you may provide.
So as an example let's say I have:
∫ sin (x*) dx where the * denotes the complex conjugate.
How would I do it? (I would post an attempt to solve it but I have no idea whether to even treat the x* as a constant, or variable or...something).Thank you in advance for any help you may provide.
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