We know that
raises the energy of an eigenstate but
we do not know what coefficient it produces in front of the new state.
![\begin{eqnarray*}
\vert C\vert^2 &=&\langle A^\dagger u_n\vert A^\dagger u_n\ran...
...]) u_n\vert u_n\rangle= (n+1)\langle u_n\vert u_n\rangle=n+1 \\
\end{eqnarray*}](img1458.png)
The effect of the raising operator is
We can also write any energy eigenstate in terms of the ground state and the raising operator.