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Here is the question:
By using the equality (for boson)
---------------------------------------- (1)
Prove that
Background:
Currently I'm learning things about second quantization in the book "Advanced Quantum Mechanics"(Franz Schwabl).
Given the creation and annihilation operators(
), define field operators as
The following 3 commutator relations are for Boson.
-----------------------------------(2)
And here is my attempt (but it doesn't work):
First step, using equality (1) to expand the commutator:
-------------(3)
since the nabla operator is an operator, so I think the first term of (3)'s right-hand-side can be expressed as following
also, I expressed the second term of (3)'s right-hand-side by using the same method
So, by inserting those commutators in (2), I found
By using the equality (for boson)
Prove that
Background:
Currently I'm learning things about second quantization in the book "Advanced Quantum Mechanics"(Franz Schwabl).
Given the creation and annihilation operators(
The following 3 commutator relations are for Boson.
And here is my attempt (but it doesn't work):
First step, using equality (1) to expand the commutator:
since the nabla operator is an operator, so I think the first term of (3)'s right-hand-side can be expressed as following
also, I expressed the second term of (3)'s right-hand-side by using the same method
So, by inserting those commutators in (2), I found
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