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SOLVED: Evaluate the commutator [Lx,Zy], where: Ez = ih(y z- 23 Ly = ih(z = They are angular momentum operators along the x and y axes, respectively: The result is a simple
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SOLVED: #Problem 4.20 (a) Starting with the canonical commutation relations for position and momentum: Equation 4.10, work out the following commutators: [Lg,x] =ihy [Lz,y] =-ihx [Lz,2] = 0 [4.122, [Lz; P | =
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