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spocchio
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Hi,
I've studied a bit nuclear physics, and
I don't get how the mathematics under the creation and destruction of particles is handled.
if shrodingher equation leads a state vector in the usual way Hpsi=ih d(psi)/dt
let's suppose I've N particles and psi=psi(q1...qn)
so, if a new particle is created...does it mean my psi become psi=psi(q1...qn+1) ??
how can a mathematical frame handles this process?
the question could be reformulated as:
what happen to the state function when a new particle is created?
I've studied a bit nuclear physics, and
I don't get how the mathematics under the creation and destruction of particles is handled.
if shrodingher equation leads a state vector in the usual way Hpsi=ih d(psi)/dt
let's suppose I've N particles and psi=psi(q1...qn)
so, if a new particle is created...does it mean my psi become psi=psi(q1...qn+1) ??
how can a mathematical frame handles this process?
the question could be reformulated as:
what happen to the state function when a new particle is created?