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• Hermitian operator
  An '''Hermitian operator''' is the physicist's version of an object that mathematicians call a [[sel [[Eigenvector]]s of a Hermitian operator associated with different eigenvalues are [[orthogonal]]. Indeed, let
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• Hermitian operator/Definition
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• Self-adjoint operator/Related Articles
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• Hermitian operator
  An '''Hermitian operator''' is the physicist's version of an object that mathematicians call a [[sel [[Eigenvector]]s of a Hermitian operator associated with different eigenvalues are [[orthogonal]]. Indeed, let
  8 KB (1,273 words) - 11:29, 9 July 2009
• Hermitian matrix
  * [[Hermitian operator]]
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• Kronecker delta/Related Articles
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• Symmetrizer
  ...observable <font style="vertical-align: top"><math>\hat{H}</math></font> (Hermitian operator corresponding to a physical&mdash;observable&mdash;quantity)
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• Angular momentum (quantum)
  respect to a Hermitian operator are distinct) and they are assumed to be normalized :Since a Hermitian operator squared has only real, nonnegative, [[expectation values]], <math>\scripts
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• Antisymmetrizer
  The antisymmetrizer commutes with any observable <math>\hat{H}\,</math> (Hermitian operator corresponding to a physical&mdash;observable&mdash;quantity)
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• Quantization
  ...or electromagnetism) has a quantum mechanical counterpart, an observable (Hermitian operator) ''A''. To construct the latter, we consider a single particle without spin
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• Sturm-Liouville theory
  ...ctions ''p''(''x''), ''q''(''x''), and ''w''(''x'') above, they induce a [[hermitian operator|Hermitian]] [[differential operator]] in some [[function space]] defined by
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• Helmholtz decomposition
  ...;</sub>(<b>r</b>' ) (this trick is known as the turnover rule for the anti Hermitian operator &nabla;'_&alpha;). Then from
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• Molecular dipole
  As an observable property, a dipole is represented by a [[Hermitian operator]] on the state space of
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• Molecular Hamiltonian
  ...[[Atomic nucleus|nuclei]] in a [[molecule]]. This [[Self-adjoint operator|Hermitian operator]] plays a central role in [[computational chemistry]] and [[computational p
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• Spherical harmonics
  ...ting that the associated Legendre equation is an eigenvalue equation of a Hermitian operator.
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