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The Fejer average and the mean value of a quantity in a quasiclassical wave packet (vol 43, pg 170, 2002)

QH Liu, X Wang, WH Qi, LP Fu, Beibei Hu

Published Jan 1, 2002• 0 citations
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The mean value of a quantity in an equally weighted wave packet was recently found in the classical limit to be the Fejér average of partial sums of Fourier series expansion of the classical quantity, and the number of stationary states in it is equal to that of partial sums. The incompleteness of the Fejér average in representing a classical quantity enables us to define a classical uncertainty relation which turns out to be the counterpart of the quantum one. In this paper, two typical quantum systems, a harmonic oscillator and a particle in an infinite square well, are used to illustrate the above-mentioned points.
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