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mandro writes: >Now, how, explicitly can one calculate >that the behavior of the unitary maps >are those advertised by Dr Baez in his >previous post. I.e., How can I prove >explicitly that the unitary map generated >by P(z) does what he said it does? Ie >how can I compute exp(iP(z)t) explicitly? One standard way to do this is to solve for the eigenfunctions f(z,n,.) and corresponding eigenvalues lamda(z,n) of P(z), and then use this formula: exp(itP(z))[psi](x) = sum (exp(it lamda(z,n))) * integral f(n,x) f*(n,x') psi(x') dx' where the sum is over n. This assumes that the spectrum is discrete and relies on the eigenfunctions being a complete orthornormal set. nobody
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