Abstract Starting from a time-dependent rotation U(t) in SU2 group element space, we derive its corresponding quantum mechanical dynamic Coriolis term and the relationship between U(t) and rotational angular velocity. Throughout our discussion, the technique of integration within an ordered product of operators is fully used, which has the advantage that the correspondence between the classical rotation and the quantum rotation is in a transparent fashion. A new angular-velocity formula is also derived.
Received: 01 October 2000
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Fund: Project supported by the President Foundation of Chinese Academy of Sciences.
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Fan Hong-yi (范洪义), Sun Ming-zhai (孙明斋) ANGULAR VELOCITY AND CORIOLIS EFFECT IN TIME-DEPENDENT QUANTUM MECHANICAL SU2 ROTATION 2001 Chinese Physics 10 380
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