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4. Observables & Operators. State both classical-mechanical bbservables (i) Momentum (ii) Angular Momentum L² and L₂ (iii) Potential Energy (iv) Total Energy

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Chapter11: Quantum Mechanics: Model Systems And The Hydrogen Atom

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State both classical-mechanical bbservables
(i) Momentum
(ii) Angular Momentum L² and L₂
(iii) Potential Energy
(iv) Total Energy

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