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Hi. I have a question about numbers of basis in quamutum mechanics space.
Hamiltonian of harmonic oscillator is observable and have countably infinite sets |En>s
Together with position or momentum basis identity equation is,
[tex]|state>=\int|x><x|state>dx=\int|p><p|state>dp=\Sigma_n\ |E_n><E_n|state>[/tex]
The same state is expressed as both enumerable and denumerable infinite sets.
Is it OK? Denumerable sets should be interpreted correctle as enumerable or vice versa?
Hamiltonian of harmonic oscillator is observable and have countably infinite sets |En>s
Together with position or momentum basis identity equation is,
[tex]|state>=\int|x><x|state>dx=\int|p><p|state>dp=\Sigma_n\ |E_n><E_n|state>[/tex]
The same state is expressed as both enumerable and denumerable infinite sets.
Is it OK? Denumerable sets should be interpreted correctle as enumerable or vice versa?