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Physics Help and Math Help - Physics Forums Physics Quantum Physics PDA View Full Version : Why Hilbert space? cesiumfrog It's fairly well known that "the possible states of a quantum mechanical system are represented by (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_mechanics) unit vectors (called "state vectors") residing in a complex separable Hilbert space", and that a Hilbert space is basically just the generalisation "from the two-dimensional plane and three-dimensional space to infinite-dimensional (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hilbert_space) spaces". However, the only examples I know of seem to be very low-dimensional: for example, in the DCQE, the state can be described using a basis consisting of just two vectors (eg. "slit A" and "slit B", or else some rotation thereof such as "in phase" and "anti phase", i.e. A+B and A-B). Looking at such examples, I can't see why the description needs to be a Hilbert space. Can someone explain a simple QM example for which an infinite-dimensional space is necessary? meopemuk Can someone explain a simple QM example for which an infinite-dimensional space is necessary?

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Quantum Mechanics From SkepticWiki Jump to: navigation search Although classical physics is adequate to explain virtually all phenomena one will ever directly experience in one's life, certain phenomena cannot be explained by classical physics. Encompassing theories have been developed to explain these phenomena. In the world of the very fast, Einstein's theory of relativity provides a more accurate description of the real world than classical Newtonian mechanics. In the world of the very small, quantum mechanics provides the correct physics for phenomena on the atomic scale. In many respects, quantum mechanics presents the physics that underlies physical reality at its most basic level. Contents Historical Development Major Principles Quantization Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle ... edit Historical Development In the late 19th century, physics was aware of a paradox regarding the spectrum of light emitted from an object (a so-called black-body) at a given temperature. Classical theory required that this black-body radiation should show equal amounts of energy being radiated at all possible wavelengths. This would necessarily result in an infinite amount of energy being radiated at shorter and shorter wavelengths, which is both physically impossible and also not what is observed. This paradox was known as the Ultraviolet Catastrophe. In 1899, Max Planck devised a mathematical formula that provided the correct spectrum for black-body radiation, seemingly solving the paradox. The formula rested on an unusual hypothesis that the radiated light could not be of arbitrary size, but had to be composed of discrete lumps of energy that Planck dubbed 'quanta'. The energy of a quantum of light is equal to its frequency multiplied by a constant now known as Planck's constant. If high frequency UV light only comes in quanta with high energies, the Ultraviolet Catastrophe cannot occur. Planck's constant is so small that these individual lumps are essentially indetectable at the human scale.

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