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> Overcoming misconceptions in quantum mechanics
with the time evolution operator <
P C Garc�a Quijas and L M Ar�valo Aguilar
2007 Eur. J. Phys. 28 147-159
doi:10.1088/0143-0807/28/2/001
http://www.iop.org
Ne riporto un breve passo che
ne illustra bene il contenuto
"In fact, a recent study has shown
that one of the most difficult concepts to understand is precisely the
stationary states. In
this survey, the author found some common misconceptions shared by
students at different
universities. These misconceptions have to do with the evolution of a
quantum state and the
stationary states,for example:
->An eigenstate of any operator is a stationary state<-
->An eigenstate of any operator is a stationary state<-
->If the system is in an eigenstate of anyo perator Q then it remains in the
eigenstate of Q forever
unless an external perturbation is applied<-
These misconceptions show that the concept of stationary states is very
difficult and produces
misunderstanding of quantum mechanics.
Nel mio database, lo metto accanto ad altri due
che pure potrebbero rivelarsi piacevoli incontri:
Common misconception regarding quantum mechanics
Styer
Am. J. Phys. January 1996
What is a state in quantum mechanics ?
Newton
Am. J. Phys. March 2004
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