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மனிதவெளியும் கடவுள்வெளியும்

(Banach Space and Hilbert Space)

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02.07.24

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cosma is "Banach Space" and quantum (god) is Hilbert Space.

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Ah, I see you’re delving into the fascinating realms of mathematical spaces and quantum physics! Let’s explore these concepts:

Banach Space (Cosma):

A Banach space is a mathematical structure that combines the notions of a vector space and a metric space. It’s named after the Polish mathematician Stefan Banach.

In a Banach space, vectors can be added together and scaled by scalars (like in a vector space), and there’s also a well-defined notion of distance (like in a metric space).

The key feature of a Banach space is that it’s complete with respect to the metric. This means that every Cauchy sequence (a sequence where terms get arbitrarily close to each other) converges to a limit within the space.

Examples of Banach spaces include the space of continuous functions, the space of square-integrable functions, and the space of bounded sequences.

Hilbert Space (Quantum):

A Hilbert space is a special type of Banach space that has additional structure. It’s named after the German mathematician David Hilbert.

In quantum mechanics, Hilbert spaces play a crucial role. They provide the mathematical framework for describing the states of quantum systems.

Quantum states (such as wavefunctions) live in Hilbert spaces. These spaces have an inner product (a way to measure angles and lengths) that allows us to define concepts like orthogonality and completeness.

The famous Schrödinger equation, which describes how quantum states evolve over time, is typically formulated in a Hilbert space.

Examples of Hilbert spaces include the space of square-integrable functions (L² space) and the space of quantum states for a particle in a potential well.

Remember, these spaces are abstract mathematical constructs, but they find practical applications in various scientific fields. If you have any more questions or want to explore further, feel free to ask! 😊

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