Recent content by Aladin Choura
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MATLAB Crank-Nicholson solution of 1D heat equation
A common fall is to use first order finite difference for the derivative boundary condition. Use a 3 points formula instead. I don't know how that can be embedded in the solution for the transient problem though.- Aladin Choura
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- Forum: MATLAB, Maple, Mathematica, LaTeX
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Quantum Dot Problem (Griffiths 7.20)
You have found Ethreshold. Just plug T into the expression for E to see it. Since K has to be real for an unbound state, any unbound state must have energy greater than or equal to Ethreshold so calculated.- Aladin Choura
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help