Question

Differentiate between observable and operator in details with
examples. in quantum mechanics

Answer 1

Answer:

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Answer 2

Answer:

An operator is usually a linear function from the Hilbert space of states to itself (although one also encounters the time reversal operator, which is anti-linear). An observable is a Hermitian linear operator that we can in principle measure, so all observables are operators, but not vice versa.

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