refactor(QM): Improve/golf LRL proofs (cont.)#1023
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Approved - many thanks! Looks like nice golfing.
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Continues from #1019, up through the
[H, Aᵢ]commutators.I've taken the opportunity to define the regularized Coulomb potential as
-k / sqrt(‖x‖² + ε²). This appears in the literature (two examples have been linked) and results in simpler[H, Aᵢ]for when it comes time to take theε → 0limit.