In quantum mechanics, operators correspond to observable variables, eigenvectors are also called eigenstates, and the eigenvalues of an operator represent those values of the corresponding variable that have non-zero probability of occurring.
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Example Usage of Eigenstates
s0mah: Eigenstates and me. or, how I turned green for narcolepsy. http://bit.ly/6yUmrL
nscafe: @ProfBrianCox Do it! I need another one. Can you spend a chapter on Eigenstates? :)
Accelrys: Keith now in #acclwebinar: Optical spectroscopy (IR, Raman) & DFT connected by lattice dynamics that probe vibrational Eigenstates of solids
