Quantum Show that the parity operator Π anti-commutes with the momentum operator p. Use this to show that [Π,T] = 0, where T = p^2/2m.
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Show that the parity operator Π anti-commutes with the momentum operator p. Use this to show that [Π,T] = 0, where T = p^2/2m.
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