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Determine if the operators are Hermitian or not Hermitian. Show your work. a) e^(d/dx) b) e^(-i...
Determine if the operators are Hermitian or not Hermitian. Show your work.
a) e^(d/dx)
b) e^(-i ℏd/dx)
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