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Resolution of the identity of operator with mixed spectrum

quantum-mechanics hilbert-space operators mathematical-physics observables
asked May 14 at 20:12
4 votes
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Necessary and sufficient conditions for operator on $\mathbb C^2$ to be a density matrix

quantum-mechanics homework-and-exercises operators quantum-information density-operator
asked Mar 15 at 21:18
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Derivation of partition function for $N$ identical quantum harmonic oscillators

quantum-mechanics homework-and-exercises statistical-mechanics partition-function identical-particles
asked Apr 10 at 17:17
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