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Mathematics, 07.04.2020 15:40, aiyanahill9218

Show that any operator Q^Q^ can be written as a sum of a hermitian operator A^A^ and an anti-hermitian operator B^B^, and give expressions for A^A^ and B^B^ in terms of Q^Q^ and its adjoint Q^†Q^†.

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