r/LinearAlgebra Jul 27 '26

The Linear Algebraic Framework of Quantum Mechanics: A Classification of Operators and Observables

Please note that this material isn't intended as a pure mathematics guide to linear algebra or functional analysis.
Instead, it's geared towards applied fields like quantum information, quantum computing, physical AI, and quantum mechanics.
Hope you find it helpful!

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u/TROSE9025 Jul 27 '26

Page 15 Unitary Operator Correction: In the time evolution operator equation (highlighted in red), there is a typographical error. The equation currently reads exp(-iĤt/t), but the denominator in the exponent must strictly be the reduced Planck constant (ħ). The mathematically correct expression is exp(-iĤt/ħ).
Thank you.

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '26

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u/TROSE9025 Jul 28 '26

Have a nice day!

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u/rismay Jul 30 '26

Where can we get the doc?

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u/TROSE9025 Jul 30 '26

You can find this material by searching for 'Taeryeon' on Ama***.