- Each
value of λ
corresponds to one or more
eigenfunctions. If
multiple linearly independent eigenfunctions have the same eigenvalue, the
eigenvalue is...
- energies). It is also
called energy eigenvector,
energy eigenstate,
energy eigenfunction, or
energy eigenket. It is very
similar to the
concept of
atomic orbital...
- an
infinite number of
eigenvalues each with a
unique eigenfunction, and that
these eigenfunctions form an
orthonormal basis of a
certain Hilbert space...
- the
state of a
system is
given by a
linear combination of all the
eigenfunctions of the Schrödinger
equation governing that system. An
example is a qubit...
-
function such as x ↦ e i x , {\displaystyle x\mapsto e^{ix},} is an
eigenfunction of the
differential operator − i d d x {\displaystyle -i{\frac {d}{dx}}}...
-
complete orthonormal system of
eigenfunctions for the
Fourier transform on L2(R). However, this
choice of
eigenfunctions is not unique.
Because of F 4...
- {\tfrac {d}{dx}}} , in
which case the
eigenvectors are
functions called eigenfunctions that are
scaled by that
differential operator, such as d d x e λ x =...
- mathematics, a
Hecke eigensheaf is any
sheaf whose value is
based on an
eigenfunction. It is an
object that is a tensor-multiple of
itself when
formed under...
-
suitable Hilbert space are used to
study the
behavior of
eigenvalues and
eigenfunctions of
differential equations. For example, the Sturm–Liouville problem...
- In
applied mathematics, the
Hough functions are the
eigenfunctions of Laplace's
tidal equations which govern fluid motion on a
rotating sphere. As such...
