Hamiltonian Formulation is a mathematical framework within analytical mechanics that describes the dynamics of a physical system by expressing its evolution in terms of generalized coordinates and momenta, distinguished from other formulations by its reliance on the conservation of energy and the use of Hamilton's canonical equations derived from the system's total energy.
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Making sense of non-Hermitian Hamiltonians
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