feat(QuantumMechanics): basic properties/defs for HarmonicOscillator#1442
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The harmonic oscillator should probably serve as the model example of a well-developed, well-documented quantum mechanical system -- this PR lays the groundwork.
IsIsotropicfor when all natural frequencies are equal. When this property holds the potential is spherically symmetric: eigenfunctions can be written neatly in terms of spherical harmonics and the spectrum is highly degenerate.