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Hi there,
If the evolution operator is given as follows
[tex]U(t) = \exp[-i (f(p, t) + g(x))/\hbar][/tex]
where p is momentum, t is time. Can I conclude that the Hamiltonian is
[tex]H(t) = f(p, t) + g(x)[/tex]
if no, why?
If the evolution operator is given as follows
[tex]U(t) = \exp[-i (f(p, t) + g(x))/\hbar][/tex]
where p is momentum, t is time. Can I conclude that the Hamiltonian is
[tex]H(t) = f(p, t) + g(x)[/tex]
if no, why?