1. Consider a three dimensional Hilbert space spanned by the orthonomal basis {|1), |2), |3)}. Define two state vectors by |) = b|1) – c[3) and |V) = [c[1) – |2) + c[3)], where b and c are complex constants. (1.1) What is the matrix |)(V |? (1.2) Calculate the inner product (V|¤). (1,3) When |(V)Ð)| takes the maximal value? %3D tiol field

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1. Consider a three dimensional Hilbert space spanned by the orthonomal basis {|1), |2), |3)}. Define two state
vectors by ) = b|1) – c|3) and |V) = [c[1) – |2) + c[3)], where b and c are complex constants.
(1.1) What is the matrix |¤)(V |?
(1.2) Calculate the inner product (V|Ð).
(1.3) When |(V|Ð)| takes the maximal value?
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Transcribed Image Text:1. Consider a three dimensional Hilbert space spanned by the orthonomal basis {|1), |2), |3)}. Define two state vectors by ) = b|1) – c|3) and |V) = [c[1) – |2) + c[3)], where b and c are complex constants. (1.1) What is the matrix |¤)(V |? (1.2) Calculate the inner product (V|Ð). (1.3) When |(V|Ð)| takes the maximal value? untiol field
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