If two operators act on a wave function as indicated by  ƒ (x), it is important to carry out the operations in suc cession with the first operation being that nearest to the func tion. Mathematically, ƒ(x) = Â(ƒ(x)) and ²ƒ(x) = Â(ƒ(x)). Evaluate the following successive operations ƒ(x). The operators A and B are listed in the first two columns and f(x) is listed in the third column. Ye-2y³ a. d dy b. y c. y d əx ə d. x- y ду d dy X a y ду ə e-2(x+y) Are your answers to parts (a) and (b) identical? Are your answers to parts (c) and (d) identical? As we will learn in Chapter 17, switching the order of the operators can change the outcome of the operation AB f(x). ye-2y³ əx e-2(x+y)

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P13.4 If two operators act on a wave function as indicated
by AB f(x), it is important to carry out the operations in suc-
cession with the first operation being that nearest to the func-
tion. Mathematically, ƒ(x) = Â(ƒ(x)) and
²ƒ(x) = Â(ƒ(x)). Evaluate the following successive
operations ƒ(x). The operators A and B are listed in the
first two columns and f(x) is listed in the third column.
Ye-2y³
a.
d
dy
b. y
c. y
ə
d. x
əx
a
y
ду
d
dy
X
ə
y
ду
ə
e-2(x+y)
Are your answers to parts (a) and (b) identical? Are your
answers to parts (c) and (d) identical? As we will learn in
Chapter 17, switching the order of the operators can change
the outcome of the operation ÂÂ ƒ(x).
Ye-2y,³
əx
e-2(x+y)
Transcribed Image Text:P13.4 If two operators act on a wave function as indicated by AB f(x), it is important to carry out the operations in suc- cession with the first operation being that nearest to the func- tion. Mathematically, ƒ(x) = Â(ƒ(x)) and ²ƒ(x) = Â(ƒ(x)). Evaluate the following successive operations ƒ(x). The operators A and B are listed in the first two columns and f(x) is listed in the third column. Ye-2y³ a. d dy b. y c. y ə d. x əx a y ду d dy X ə y ду ə e-2(x+y) Are your answers to parts (a) and (b) identical? Are your answers to parts (c) and (d) identical? As we will learn in Chapter 17, switching the order of the operators can change the outcome of the operation  ƒ(x). Ye-2y,³ əx e-2(x+y)
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  A^ B^ fx
a. ddy y ye-2y3
b. y ddy ye-2y3
c. yx xy e-2x+y
d. xy yx e-2x+y

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