Properties of self-adjoint operator

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  Another way is to find teh matrix of S+ and then just say that S++ = (S+)^2 I hope this help Thanks again Yinon This in-depth solution has step-by-step calculations to derive the matrix corresponding to the operator and the adjoint operator of S+