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Partial differential equation which describes the time evolution of the wavefunction of a quantum system. It is one of the first and most fundamental equations of quantum mechanics.
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How do I "force" a hamiltonian to describe a particle moving with a velocity in a specific d...
I want to describe a system of two particles, each in a local harmonic potential, with an intermolecular potential between them. One of the particles is moving toward the other one. I wish to be able …
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Galilean boost operator for quantum multi-particle system
If I have a two particle system with with a potential of form $V(x_1,x_2)$, is it possible to apply the galilean boost operator to only a single coordinate? Essentially, is it possible to move only a …