(a) Construct 3-dimensional matrix G that representing the action of the operator H. (b) If the operator K can be representing by matrix , where K= the Hermitian conjugate of matrix G. Find the matrix K.

(a) Construct 3-dimensional matrix G that representing the action of the operator H. (b) If the operator K can be representing by matrix , where K= the Hermitian conjugate of matrix G. Find the matrix K.

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The operator H effect on the three vectors |), |º2) and |,) as a following:
ÎĤ \9,) = (1+i)|9,), Î |9,)= (2-i )|@.) and Ĥ \9,) = 3|9,)
(a) Construct 3-dimensional matrix G that representing the action of the operator H.
(b) If the operator K can be representing by matrix , where K= the Hermitian conjugate
of matrix G. Find the matrix K.

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