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  • A '''Hermitian matrix''' (or self-adjoint matrix) is one which is equal to its Hermitian adjoint so that a physics text would define a Hermitian matrix as a matrix satisfying
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  • A '''Hermitian matrix''' (or self-adjoint matrix) is one which is equal to its Hermitian adjoint so that a physics text would define a Hermitian matrix as a matrix satisfying
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  • {{r|Hermitian matrix}}
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  • Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Hermitian matrix]]. Needs checking by a human.
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  • ...al symmetric [[matrix]] (i.e., a matrix which is its own transpose) or a [[Hermitian matrix]] in (i.e., a matrix which is its own Hermitian transpose) when these matri ...well-known case, all eigenvalues of a real symmetric matrix and a complex Hermitian matrix are real.
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  • ...rvable takes a value which is one of the [[Eigenvalue|eigenvalues]] of the Hermitian matrix. This set of values is the observable's spectrum. It is the case that for c
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  • === Hermitian Matrix === {{main|Hermitian matrix}}
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  • ...'' (named after physicist [[Wolfgang Ernst Pauli]]) are a set of unitary [[Hermitian matrix|Hermitian matrices]] which form an orthogonal basis (along with the [[ident
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  • These [[Hermitian matrix|Hermitian matrices]] represent Hermitian operators on a two-dimensional [[l
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  • ...ent. Further '''S''' is positive definite in that case (meaning that the [[Hermitian matrix]] '''S''' has only positive eigenvalues). The matrix '''F''' is also Hermit
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