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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge 2010 iii Paper 50 3 e Solution by
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Use the computational basis ordered as . Since and ,For arbitrary , a computational basis vector with ones has contributions and contributions , giving eigenvalue . All occur, soThe binomial coefficient counts which sites are excited. Thus there are exactly distinct magnetization sectors of a spin chain, and their dimensions sum to , the full Hilbert-space dimension.
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