On the Adiabatic Theorem in Quantum Theory Part Ii
On the Adiabatic Theorem in Quantum Theory Part Ii
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E. , the tuo transition lines boiinding this sector. In fact, for our present purpose it vjould be suffi- cient to give an asymptotic description of each of these solu- tions on each of its 3tokes lines.
In order to effect this continuation one need only ex- press the solution as a linear combination of tv;o other stand- ard solutions. The knovjn asymptotic expansion of these solu- tions then yields the asymptotic expansion of the first solu- tion in its external sector and on its Stokes lines,... ± In particular, v;e may take the two solutions \!/ and ± express them in terms of the solutions, \[/ with the aid of ± ± four coefficients p^ = p^Ct) .
a^s = K b^"s -^ p1 b*s' ihk) a^s = K b^s + pI b^s • 17.
+ - + - Introducing the matrices ^\|/ = ^^'a*^ ' b ~ b'^'l;^ and the niatrlK / + p+ p+ \ + \P- p.
we may urlte relations {l\i\. ) in the form (14-6) J = ^n.
In order to determine the matrix P it is sufficient to determine the quotient of the matrices \]/ and, i]/ at any ^ S OS suitable point s.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
E. , the tuo transition lines boiinding this sector. In fact, for our present purpose it vjould be suffi- cient to give an asymptotic description of each of these solu- tions on each of its 3tokes lines.
In order to effect this continuation one need only ex- press the solution as a linear combination of tv;o other stand- ard solutions. The knovjn asymptotic expansion of these solu- tions then yields the asymptotic expansion of the first solu- tion in its external sector and on its Stokes lines,... ± In particular, v;e may take the two solutions \!/ and ± express them in terms of the solutions, \[/ with the aid of ± ± four coefficients p^ = p^Ct) .
a^s = K b^"s -^ p1 b*s' ihk) a^s = K b^s + pI b^s • 17.
+ - + - Introducing the matrices ^\|/ = ^^'a*^ ' b ~ b'^'l;^ and the niatrlK / + p+ p+ \ + \P- p.
we may urlte relations {l\i\. ) in the form (14-6) J = ^n.
In order to determine the matrix P it is sufficient to determine the quotient of the matrices \]/ and, i]/ at any ^ S OS suitable point s.
What to read after On the Adiabatic Theorem in Quantum Theory Part Ii?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kurt Otto Friedrichs to read onlineMoreLess
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