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Given a Hamiltonian in the position representation how do I represent it in operator form? for example I was asked to calculate the expectancy of the Darwin correction to the Hydrogen Hamiltonian given some eigenstate (I think it was |2,1> or something bu that doesn't matter right now), now I know that the Hamiltonian is given in the position basis and as such I calculated the relevant integral, but the thing is that I wanted to try and do it algebraically and didn't know how to proceed...