The problem statement, all variables and given/known data?

Question

Prove that neither

<xp>=∫ψ* x(ħ/i)(∂/∂x) ψ dx

nor <xp>=∫ψ* x(ħ/i)(∂/∂x)xψ dx

is acceptable because both lead to imaginary value.Show that

<xp>=∫ψ* x(ħ/i)(∂/∂x) ψ dx + ∫ψ* x(ħ/i)(∂/∂x)xψ dx leads to real value.Does

<xp>=<x><p> ?

Now aren't you glad that I usually ask silly questions?

Update:

S

It's a quantum physics equation describing the relationship

between two quanta of spooky matter.

Answer 1

Favorite Answer

Pig Latin no doubt,my pig picked up on it right away.

Answer 2

7x7=49

Answer 3

Uhm

Erh

Aah

Aye well Laddie

I would need a relationship with a quantity of physics to help me solve this.

Beulah

OUCH!!! just got splinters from scratching my head.

Answer 4

Sounds to me like you got tired of watching the election returns and started watching reruns of "The Big Bang Theory".

Either that or,horror of horrors,the discount shoe salesman from 2-3 years ago has returned.

Answer 5

Well, I know it's real math, but don't ask me to solve it. If you want any playmates you better stick with your regular questions or take a little visit to the math section. By the way is this calculus?

Answer 6

wow...can my keyboard do that?

I actually have seen spooky matter in an old vicorian I lived in. Could have been a parallel universe. Naw!!

Answer 7

Say what?

Spike - you've be listening to Coast To Coast.

I'll take a leap on this one.

DeeJay

Answer 8

Very spooky matter of fact.

Answer 9

Translate this poem:

FUNEM?

OSVFM!

FUNEX?

OSVFX!

OKMNX.

The spell checker just had fun with this, Now its your turn. I promise you that if you can speak text, you can translate this.

Answer 10

WTF? If you have that kind of a problem, all the variants and data in the world aren't going to help. Try taking a warm bath, maybe with epsom salts, and for good measure, put your head under the tap.