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The internal product of a bra and a ket is entered by pressing the keys: ESCbraESC ESConESC ESCketESC press TAB one or two times to select the first 'place holder' (square) and press: aTABb finally press at the same time SHIFT-ENTER Xa ⋅ b Xa b Entering Kets of orthonormal states In order to write the eigenket of operator p with eigenvalue 3, place the cursor in a new Mathematica cell. Thus we start with the formalization in the Mathematica symbolic language of all basic. The representation correspondingto Dirac'sformalismwith bra and ketvectors. And tensor product, etc. Are expressed in symbolic Mathematica notations.
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