Eric Alcantara, Carlo Paul Morente and Gibson T. Maglasang
If you have two particles of spin and . Let be the combined spin of the particles. You can get values of from down to :
(1)
We can get then the combination of states from the [...]
Archive for February, 2010
Addition of Spin Angular Momentum
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Addition of Angular Momenta
Thursday, February 11th, 2010Sandra Manulat and Michael Jabines
Consider two spin 3/2 particles at the ground state. Suppose that their total spin is 2 with its z-component equal to zero. If you measure on the second particle, what values would you get and the probabilities of measuring such?
In order to answer the problem, we first need to learn [...]
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Quantum Mechanics in Three Dimension: Angular Momentum and Probabilities
Wednesday, February 10th, 2010Hananish Joy Odarve and Edmar Pantohan
In this article, we want to show that given the state occupied by an electron in a hydrogen atom, one can measure the operators , , , , and and its corresponding probabilities.
Lets look at an example to get a clearer picture of these topic. The [...]
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Quantum Mechanics in Three-Dimensions: The Radial Equation
Monday, February 8th, 2010Hananish Joy G. Odarve and Majvell Kay G. Odarve
The wavefunction, or quantum state, is a complete description that can be given into a physical system. The Schrodinger equation can describe how the wavefunction changes as time propagates.
A particle state, for example, can be determined by solving the Schrodinger equation. Since the potential of a system, [...]
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