Question 1.
The operators d2/dy2 and id/dy (b and c) are Hermitian.
Question 2.
i) d2/dy2 (Sin ay) = -Sin ay
Therefore, the eigenvalue is -1.
ii) d/dy (e-iay) = e-iay * (-ia)
Therefore, the eigenvalue is -ia.
both pls 1) Which of the following operator(s) is/are Hermitian? a) id/dy? b) d/dy2 c) id/dy...
2) In each case below show (in the space provided directly) that F(y) is an eigen- function of the operator A and find the eigen-value a (Hint: Å F(y) = a F(y) ) F(y) Eigen-value d/dy2 Sin ay ii) d/dy elay
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