Amit,
There is JzOp which does take a parameter, and Jz is JzOp("J"). The
parameters for the Rotation operator are the Euler angles that define the
rotation. I'm not sure if you need to know anything about the angles or
what parameters are used to modify qapply. You should be able to look at
the Rotation operator test to figure out what the output should look like
for various parameters.
Sean
On Feb 23, 2013 2:00 PM, "Amit" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
> I have written a method for qapply to act on rotation operator.The
> confusion I have is the other Spin Operators do not take in the
> parameters as Rotation does.For example
>
> qapply(Jz * JzKet(1,-1)).doit()
> −ℏ|1,−1⟩
>
> no parameters as such
>
> for rotation operator
>
> qapply(Rotation(alpha,beta,gamma) * JzKet(1,1))
>
> and for the method that i have written the output is dependent on
> alpha,beta and gamma.
>
> Now how do I use this general alpha beta gamma in the method that i
> have defined
>
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