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PhysLean.QuantumMechanics.OneDimension.GeneralPotential.Basic

The 1d QM system with general potential #

noncomputable def QuantumMechanics.OneDimension.momentumOperator ( : ) (ψ : ) :

The momentum operator is defined as the map from ℝ → ℂ to ℝ → ℂ taking ψ to - i ψ'.

The notation Pᵒᵖ can be used for the momentum operator.

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    theorem QuantumMechanics.OneDimension.momentumOperator_linear ( : ) (a1 a2 : ) (ψ1 ψ2 : ) (hψ1_x : Differentiable ψ1) (hψ2_x : Differentiable ψ2) :
    momentumOperator (a1 ψ1 + a2 ψ2) = a1 momentumOperator ψ1 + a2 momentumOperator ψ2
    theorem QuantumMechanics.OneDimension.momentumOperator_sq_linear ( : ) (a1 a2 : ) (ψ1 ψ2 : ) (hψ1_x : Differentiable ψ1) (hψ2_x : Differentiable ψ2) (hψ1_xx : Differentiable (momentumOperator ψ1)) (hψ2_xx : Differentiable (momentumOperator ψ2)) :

    The position operator is defined as the map from ℝ → ℂ to ℝ → ℂ taking ψ to x ψ'.

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      noncomputable def QuantumMechanics.OneDimension.potentialOperator (V : ) (ψ : ) :

      The potential operator is defined as the map from ℝ → ℂ to ℝ → ℂ taking ψ to V(x) ψ.

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        theorem QuantumMechanics.OneDimension.potentialOperator_linear (V : ) (a1 a2 : ) (ψ1 ψ2 : ) :
        potentialOperator V (a1 ψ1 + a2 ψ2) = a1 potentialOperator V ψ1 + a2 potentialOperator V ψ2

        A quantum mechanical system in 1D is specified by a three real parameters: the mass of the particle m, a value of Planck's constant , and a potential function V

        • m :

          The mass of the particle.

        • ℏ :

          Reduced Planck's constant.

        • V :

          The potential.

        • hℏ : 0 < self.
        • hm : 0 < self.m
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          For a 1D quantum mechanical system in potential V, the Schrodinger Operator corresponding to it is defined as the function from ℝ → ℂ to ℝ → ℂ taking

          ψ ↦ - ℏ^2 / (2 * m) * ψ'' + V(x) * ψ.

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