Poisson brackets in quantum mechanics:- How does dp/dx = 0- Prove each statement in the red box {qi, 9j} = 0{Pi, Pj} = 0{qi, Pj} = Sij Q1 Q2{Q₁, Q₂} = ǝQ₁ƏQ - Qax OFJQ zap oxQ = P OP 2 -Q₂ = HH== p²2m~{P,H}=u(x).**SduӘНOPЭРЭНOP Ox1 du/dxForce!713dxdPdtR.

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{qi, 9j} = 0 {Pi, Pj} = 0 {qi, Pj} = Sij Q1 Q2 {Q₁, Q₂} = ǝQ₁ƏQ - Q ax OF JQ z ap ox Q = P OP 2 - Q₂ = H H= = p² 2m ~{P,H}= u(x). ** S du ӘН OP ЭРЭН OP Ox 1 du/dx Force! 713 dx dP dt R .

{qi, 9j} = 0 {Pi, Pj} = 0 {qi, Pj} = Sij Q1 Q2 {Q₁, Q₂} = ǝQ₁ƏQ - Q ax OF JQ z ap ox Q = P OP 2 - Q₂ = H H= = p² 2m ~{P,H}= u(x). ** S du ӘН OP ЭРЭН OP Ox 1 du/dx Force! 713 dx dP dt R .

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