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Commutation Symbols 6J
Assuming that x> y, we define
Dxy =vxlxly
and Nxy = Dx+1 : y+i +Dx+2 :y+2 +
so that axy = .
DxY
Also Axy = — [vdxy +v'dx+1 :y+l + ... ].
1xy Assuming that x> y, we define
x+1
Cxy=T dxY=vx+1 SXY—1x+1:Y+1)
and Mx, = Cxy +Cx+i : y+i + .. .
so that ~1x'
xy =
DxY
x+y
The student should try the result of making DxY=v 2 .lx.ly. 13. We have A x = `c¢xµx+cdt
0
`mac
lx fvlx+x+dt
J DDx+t l ~x+Edt. 0
and 11'1x=Cx+Cx+i+Cx+2+ ... =J Dx+ttlx+tdt 0
so that Ax = x .
Dx
f For practical work, since, = Dx+flax+tdt,
0
we take Cx = 1 XDx+iux+3, approximately
_ J We write = Dx+tl-tx+tdt
0
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