Suppose that |) is an eigenstate for both A and B. Show that v) is an eigenstate for [A, B] with eigenvalue 0, regardless of whether A and B commute. What does the AAAB uncertainty relation look for this state?
Suppose that |) is an eigenstate for both A and B. Show that v) is an eigenstate for [A, B] with eigenvalue 0, regardless of whether A and B commute. What does the AAAB uncertainty relation look for this state?
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![for any r ER, with equality when r= (L).
5. Suppose that |u) is an eigenstate for both A and B. Show that ) is an eigenstate for
[A, B] with eigenvalue 0, regardless of whether A and B commute. What does the AAAB
uncertainty relation look for this state?](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F6d040c73-5bcf-4909-aa2b-abaad050d675%2F0999833b-6c23-4e6f-8baa-83d0238d7826%2F2vjon9s_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:for any r ER, with equality when r= (L).
5. Suppose that |u) is an eigenstate for both A and B. Show that ) is an eigenstate for
[A, B] with eigenvalue 0, regardless of whether A and B commute. What does the AAAB
uncertainty relation look for this state?
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