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Hi buddies.
I recently finished my quantum mechanics course, however, I would like to know the solution of this exercise because i couldn´t solve it on my last exam, and i would like to take this doubt off.
An operator ##F## describing the interaction of two spin ##\frac{1}{2}## particles has the form:
##F=c+d {\sigma}_{1}\cdot{\sigma}_{2}##
where ##c## and ##d## are constants, ##{\sigma}_{1}## and ##{\sigma}_{2}##are Pauli matrices of the spin.
Prove that ##F## , ##j^2## and ##{j}_{z}## can be meassure simultaneusly.
Where ##j## is the total angular momentum; also you must consider that
##{\sigma}_{1}\neq{\sigma}_{2}##.
I had the idea to check that operators ##F## with ##j^2## and ##F## with ##{j}_{z}## Commute to conclude that the observable can be measured simultaneously. But I'm not sure if that's okay, and i don't know how to do it because ##{\sigma}_{1}\neq{\sigma}_{2}##.
I'll appreciate your help.
I recently finished my quantum mechanics course, however, I would like to know the solution of this exercise because i couldn´t solve it on my last exam, and i would like to take this doubt off.
An operator ##F## describing the interaction of two spin ##\frac{1}{2}## particles has the form:
##F=c+d {\sigma}_{1}\cdot{\sigma}_{2}##
where ##c## and ##d## are constants, ##{\sigma}_{1}## and ##{\sigma}_{2}##are Pauli matrices of the spin.
Prove that ##F## , ##j^2## and ##{j}_{z}## can be meassure simultaneusly.
Where ##j## is the total angular momentum; also you must consider that
##{\sigma}_{1}\neq{\sigma}_{2}##.
I had the idea to check that operators ##F## with ##j^2## and ##F## with ##{j}_{z}## Commute to conclude that the observable can be measured simultaneously. But I'm not sure if that's okay, and i don't know how to do it because ##{\sigma}_{1}\neq{\sigma}_{2}##.
I'll appreciate your help.