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JordanGo
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Hello,
I was just curious about expectation values. One of the postulates of quantum mechanics state:
The only possible results of a measurement is an eigenvalue of the operator.
Now, is the expectation value considered a measurement, thus considered an eigenvalue?
Thanks!
I was just curious about expectation values. One of the postulates of quantum mechanics state:
The only possible results of a measurement is an eigenvalue of the operator.
Now, is the expectation value considered a measurement, thus considered an eigenvalue?
Thanks!