Saturday, 26 December 2015

quantum mechanics - Commutation of Hamiltonian with momentum


In which case does the Hamiltonian $H$ commutes with the momentum $P$?


Can anybody help me? With an example? (No particular or strange Hamiltonians and no particular momenta are involved).



How can I prove that $[H, P] = 0$?




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