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Reference for mathematical time-independent perturbation theory

I was wondering if anyone knew of a reference which treat time-independent perturbation theory in a mathematical fashion. All of the mathematical textbooks in quantum mechanics that...

Asked on 12/01/2020 by Iván Mauricio Burbano

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$1/epsilon $ poles order in dimensional regularization of $dfrac{lambda}{4!}phi^4$ theory

I have to find the order of 1/ε poles in dimensional regularization of $dfrac{lambda}{4!}phi^4$ theory. The Feynman integral is the...

Asked on 12/01/2020

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Parallel axis theorem proof in Kleppner and Kolenkow

In page 249 of Kleppner and Kolenkow, An introduction of Classical Mechanics, for the proof of Parallel axis theorem, he writes the vector connecting the axis(z-axis) to mass element is...

Asked on 12/01/2020

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Measuring multi-qubit state with respect to an arbitrary basis

Suppose Alice and Bob each hold qubits; they have a joint state $$|psirangle = frac{1}{sqrt 3}big(|00rangle + |01rangle + |11ranglebig).$$ Alice measures the first qubit in some basis (say...

Asked on 12/01/2020

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Symmetry factor of certain 1-loop diagrams in $phi^4$-theory

I have to derive a formula for the symmetry factor of the diagrams of the form in $phi^4$-theory, where...

Asked on 11/30/2020

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Invariant Phase space volume under canonical transfromation

I have a volume element in phase space: $$ domega = prod _{i=1}^{N}(dq_{i},dp_{i})$$ Now I should show the invariance of this product under canonical transformations. I think first I would...

Asked on 11/30/2020 by zodiac

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$Etimes B$ drift in strongly nonuniform fields

Potential is defined as ${phi,, 0,, A,, 0 }$; fields are static and depend only on the axial coordinate $x$: $E_x=-partial_xphi$, $B_z=partial_x A$. Charged particle moves...

Asked on 11/30/2020 by Timofey Chernyshev

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Wheeler de Witt equation for FLRW cosmology, directly from general WdW equation

Quantum geometrodynamical WdW equation is given by: $hat{H}psi=(frac{1}{2sqrt{h}}G_{abcd}hat{Pi}^{ab}hat{Pi}^{cd} -sqrt{h}hat{R}^{(3)})psi=0$ for generic ADM splitted metric:$ds^2=-N^2dt^2+h_{ab}(dx^a+N^adt)(dx^b+N^bdt)$. With mommentum operator:$hat{Pi}^{ab}=-ifrac{delta}{delta h_{ab}}.$ Lets consider FLRW spacetime:...

Asked on 11/30/2020 by StarPlatinumZaWardo

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Matter antimatter annihilation problems

It can be sai!d that antimatter and matter are opposite excitations in an all permeable quantum field. excitations can be said as waves. so, matter and antimatter can be interpreted...

Asked on 11/30/2020 by Tac Genis

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How to prove Bloch function is periodic in reciprocal lattice?

How to prove Bloch function is periodic in reciprocal lattice? I saw in some textbooks this formula:$$ Psi_{mathbf{k}} (mathbf{r}) = sum_{mathbf{G}} c_{mathbf{k}+mathbf{G}}e^{i(mathbf{k}+mathbf{G})cdot mathbf{r}}$$which makes...

Asked on 11/30/2020

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