Thus the matrix representation of S, is given by 0 √3 5,= + Sx (Ŝ+ + Ŝ_) · 1/² ħ 2 √30 02 0 0 0 2 0 √3 (0 0 √30) **** "N 3.24. A spin- particle is in the state 12/1) S- basis N 3 4i (a) Determine a value for N so that ) is appropriately normalized. (b) What is (S.) for this state? Suggestion: The matrix representation of S, is given in Example 3.4. (c) What is the probability that a measurement of S, will yield the value ħ/2 for this state?

Thus the matrix representation of S, is given by 0 √3 5,= + Sx (Ŝ+ + Ŝ_) · 1/² ħ 2 √30 02 0 0 0 2 0 √3 (0 0 √30) **** "N 3.24. A spin- particle is in the state 12/1) S- basis N 3 4i (a) Determine a value for N so that ) is appropriately normalized. (b) What is (S.) for this state? Suggestion: The matrix representation of S, is given in Example 3.4. (c) What is the probability that a measurement of S, will yield the value ħ/2 for this state?

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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