A Fourier Theorem for Matrices
A Fourier Theorem for Matrices
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3) idV - idH - -^r [idH, iH] + -jj I [idH, xH] iHj 7, . (see [l])* where, for any matrices A, B, (2, U) [a, 3] - AB - BA, r [a, b]bJ - AB^ - 2BAB + B^A, ... The matrix dV is heimitianj if we write (2. 5) dV » (dcr ) + i(da ) (v, n - l, ... , n) then the r? variables dCT^. (v < n) and da (v < ^x) become linear functions of the n variables ds, . , (v < p. ) and da. , . (v < ix)« -5- 2 The deteiroinant D of these n linear functions is the factor of TT d3 TT da in equation (leU) times another factor which is a power " V, M. " v, M- of i. We shall determine D by diagonalizing H, For this purpose we shall first apply the following preliminary consideration. Let w be any unitary matrix 2 of n rows and col-umns. Let S be the space of n real dimensions whose points H correspond to the hermitian matrices. We shall represent the points in this space by the variables X, - X, ,. (v < n), (2. 6; (v, M. « l, . ». , n) V =» -y (v < li), where x may stand for either s or d CT and y may stand for either we obtain a linear mapping of S upon itself by choosing an arbitrary unitary matrix W and putting (2.
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3) idV - idH - -^r [idH, iH] + -jj I [idH, xH] iHj 7, . (see [l])* where, for any matrices A, B, (2, U) [a, 3] - AB - BA, r [a, b]bJ - AB^ - 2BAB + B^A, ... The matrix dV is heimitianj if we write (2. 5) dV » (dcr ) + i(da ) (v, n - l, ... , n) then the r? variables dCT^. (v < n) and da (v < ^x) become linear functions of the n variables ds, . , (v < p. ) and da. , . (v < ix)« -5- 2 The deteiroinant D of these n linear functions is the factor of TT d3 TT da in equation (leU) times another factor which is a power " V, M. " v, M- of i. We shall determine D by diagonalizing H, For this purpose we shall first apply the following preliminary consideration. Let w be any unitary matrix 2 of n rows and col-umns. Let S be the space of n real dimensions whose points H correspond to the hermitian matrices. We shall represent the points in this space by the variables X, - X, ,. (v < n), (2. 6; (v, M. « l, . ». , n) V =» -y (v < li), where x may stand for either s or d CT and y may stand for either we obtain a linear mapping of S upon itself by choosing an arbitrary unitary matrix W and putting (2.
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