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I'm stuck on a question in atkins molecular quantum mechanics 4e (self test 1.9).
If (Af)* = -Af, show that <A> = 0 for any real function f.
I think you are expected to use the completeness relation sum,s { |s><s| = 1.
I'm sure the answer is simple but I'm stumped.
If (Af)* = -Af, show that <A> = 0 for any real function f.
I think you are expected to use the completeness relation sum,s { |s><s| = 1.
I'm sure the answer is simple but I'm stumped.
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