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- Be *(1) the position operator for a particle subjected to a potential of a one-dimensional harmonic oscillator P mox (Ĥ =+ 2m 2 Evaluate [î(t),î(0)] Heisenberg's chart inConsider a system spin-1/2 system, denoted by A, interacting with another system spin-1/2 system, denoted by B, such that the state of the combined system is AB) a++ B|-+). Find (a) the density matrix PA for system A corresponding to this state and (b) obtain the formulas for (()).For a one dimensional system, x is the position operator and p the momentum operator in the x direction.Show that the commutator [x, p] = ih
- The Hamiltonian of an electron of mass m in a constant electric field E in one dimension can be written as Ĥ=+eEx where â and are the position and momentum operators, respectively. With initials conditions (t = 0) = 0 and p(t = 0) = 0, which one of the following gives (t) at time in the Heisenberg picture? You may use the commutator [â,p] = iħ. O a. O b. eEt2 2m O C. e Et O d. -eEt O e. eEt² m pt mThis is question 8.8 in John R. Taylor's "Classical Mechanics" textbook by the way! (ISBN: 9781891389221)