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more transparent. 1 So, let us promote our Hamiltonians to be quantum, writing: Hb lab(t) = (p^ mly_ 0 sin ) 2 2ml2 mglcos (1.8) where p^ is the canonical momentum, with p^ = i~ @ @ Lb z: (1.9) Notice that p^ is the angular momentum around the z-axis. The quantum problem is set in

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Definition 1 A non-constant functionI(y) is a first integral of y˙ = f(y) if I′(y)f(y) = 0 for all y. (7) This is equivalent to the property that every solution y(t) of y˙ = f(y) satisfies I y(t) = Const. Example 1 (Conservation of the total energy) For Hamiltonian systems (1) the Hamiltonian function H(p,q) is a first integral.

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