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what is a hermitian operator
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>>16147136
it's over ngmi
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>>16147136
An operator whose complex conjugate is itself.
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>>16147136
An operator which only has real eigenvalues
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>>16147320
So
( 1 2 )
( 0 3 )
is Hermitian?
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>>16147136
It's just a quantum Hamiltonian, silly
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>>16147136
something that generates a one-parameter semigroup of unitary operators
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isaac newton
easy
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>>16147380
That's skew-Hermitians
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>>16147136
A forklift operator immigrant from the democratic republic of Hermitia.
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A Gifted, Like You Should Be and Be Doing
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not the same as a self-adjoint operator



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