A Pointed Weak Energy Conservation Law via Noether's Theorem
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https://doi.org/10.55632/pwvas.v95i3.1020Keywords:
Noether's Theorem, Conservation Law, Pointed weak energyAbstract
Noether’s theorem is used to identify a conservation law for the quantum mechanical pointed weak energy. Under this law the pointed weak energy is a constant of the motion and leads to simple expressions for the correlation amplitude between and probability for an associated evolving quantum state and the state at a previous initial time.
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