Canonical Commutation Relations
Canonical Commutation Relations is a fundamental algebraic structure in quantum mechanics that specifies the commutation relations between quantum observables corresponding to canonically conjugate variables, most notably position and momentum, by defining their associated operators to satisfy the relation $[ \hat{q}, \hat{p} ] = i\hbar$, distinguishing it as the foundational operator identity underlying the mathematical formulation of quantum theory.
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Simplification of the molecular vibration-rotation hamiltonian
J. K. G. Watson · Molecular Physics · 1968 · 1.1K citations
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Charles W. Misner · Physical Review · 1969 · 528 citations
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