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Relation to quantum mechanics (whenever the commutator of two operations equals identity, one should be thought of as the derivative and the other the |
Relation to quantum mechanics (Von Neumann's theorem): whenever the commutator of two operations equals the identity, one should be thought of as the derivative and the other as multiplication. Here the two operators are <math>\hat{\theta}</math> - multiplication by <math>\theta</math>, and <math>\hat{W}^*_1</math> - the adjoint of the dual of <math>\hat{\theta}</math>. |
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Deduce that <math>p</math> is the evaluation at <math>\theta=0</math>. |
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Latest revision as of 23:06, 18 October 2011
Relation to quantum mechanics (Von Neumann's theorem): whenever the commutator of two operations equals the identity, one should be thought of as the derivative and the other as multiplication. Here the two operators are - multiplication by , and - the adjoint of the dual of .
