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Obtaining the star product from the Weyl quantisation of the product of two symbols

It can be shown (Groenewold 1946) that the Weyl quantisation of the product of two Weyl symbols is given by $$ [A(\textbf{r})B(\textbf{r})]_{w}=\frac{1}{(2\pi)^{2}}\int_{\mathbb{R}^{4}}e^{i\...
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Non-commutative Fourier transform of an operator

Wigner-Weyl transform relates an operator to its distribution function in phase space through an operator Fourier transform which is said to be non-commutative. $$ \hat{\rho} \xrightarrow[non-comm]{...
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Definition of symmetrically ordered operator for multi-mode case?

As I know, Wigner function is useful for evaluating the expectation value of an operator. But first you have to write it in a symmetrically ordered form. For example: $$a^\dagger a = \frac{a^\dagger ...
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