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Commutation relations for various tensors

Apart from irreducible tensors (14.30) we can also introduce other operators that are expressed in terms of irreducible tensorial products of second-quantization operators, and establish commutation relations for them. As was shown in [12, 102, 103], using relations of this kind, we can relate standard quantities of the theory, which at first sight seem totally different. Consider the operator [Pg.128]

Rearranging the electron creation operators in the right side of this expression and using the symmetry properties of Clebsch-Gordan coefficients [Pg.128]

The commutation relations between operators (14.40) and (14.42) can be represented in the irreducible tensor form [103, 104] [Pg.129]

Using the anticommutation properties of electron creation and annihilation operators we can establish any necessary commutation relations for their tensorial products. For example, [103] [Pg.130]


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