Lecture

Quantum Eigenfunctions

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This lecture discusses quantum eigenfunctions, emphasizing the importance of A and B commuting, leading to the same set of eigenfunctions. The slides cover the concept of eigenfunctions of Â being eigenfunctions of Ĥ, with average values becoming time independent.

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