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Consider a quantum system which has only two linearly independent states denoted by vectors i0) and 1). the hilbert space of such system is 2-dimensional. let vectors 10) and |1) be the basis vectors. furthermore, leta=(a b)be the hamiltonian of the system, with a and b being some real constants (a) write vectors 10) and |1) as column vectors. (b) find the normalized eigenvectors and the corresponding eigenstates of the hamiltonian. (c) this hamiltonian leads to time-dependence of the system state. assuming that at t0, the system state vector is [0), what is the state vector at later times?

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