Let U = e iG 3 e iG2 e iG3 , where (a ,, )

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Let U = eiGeiG2β eiG3γ, where (a ,β, γ) are the Eulerian angles. In order that U represent a rotation (a ,β, γ), what are the commutation rules that must be satisfied by the Gk? Relate G to the angular-momentum operators.

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Modern Quantum Mechanics

ISBN: 9780805382914

2nd Edition

Authors: J. J. Sakurai, Jim J. Napolitano

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