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Problems for
Intermediate Methods in Theoretical Physics
Edward F. Redish |
Identifying Dirac
Notation
For each of the objects a.-f. in the Dirac representation, choose
which of the descriptions in the list 1-10 fit them. Each of the
six expressions may match more than one description or none.Not
all of the descriptions must be used.
- This expression is an inner product.
- This expression is an outer product.
- This expression is the Dirac delta function.
- This expression is the identity operator.
- This expression is a Fourier expansion.
- This expression contains elements of a pseudobasis.
- This expression contains elements of a basis..
- This expression is a number.
- This expression is a state in a linear space.
- This expression is an operator.
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