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Harmonic Oscillator Physics - Reed College
www.reed.edu+ m!xg(x) dx = Z 1 1 ~ @f(x) @x g(x) + f(x) m!xg(x) dx = Z 1 1 (a f(x)) g(x)dx; (9.5) (integration by parts) or, in words, we can \act on g(x) with a or act on f(x) with a" in the inner product. 9.1 Normalization The state n that comes from napplications of an + is not normalized, nor does the eigenvalue form of the time-independent Schr ...