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Undergrad Probability of finding a particle in a 1-D box max. at centre?
From the probability density plot why it is max at the centre of the box...e.g probability to find the particle per unit le gth is max. at the centre of the box??why not at any other position??- Apashanka
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- Box Max Particle Probability
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Undergrad Commutator of ##L^2## with ##L_x,L_y,L_z##...
For a given ##l## the eigenstates of ##L_x## are some linear combinations of ##|l,m_l>## which are also the eigenstates of ##L^2##...- Apashanka
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Undergrad Commutator of ##L^2## with ##L_x,L_y,L_z##...
For a given state say ##{l,m_l}## where ##l## is the orbital angular momentum quantum no. and ##m_l## be it's ##z## component...a given state ##|l,m_l> ## is an eigenstate of ##L^2## but not an eigenstate of ##L_x##...therefore all eigenstates of ##L_x## are eigenstates of ##L^2## but the...- Apashanka
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- Commutator
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Time interval between intermediate passing of two rods....
Post ##1 Therefore calculation of 350/c in S frame and 250/c in B frame is correct??- Apashanka
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Time interval between intermediate passing of two rods....
The first part I have calculated is as follows:: Length of A seen by S =30m Length of B seen by S=40m In S frame, Time for front of A and B to come in same line 0.8ct=40+0.6ct...t=200/c From the above position time for back end of A and front of B to come in same line 0.8ct=30+0.6ct...t=150...- Apashanka
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- Interval Time Time interval
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Collision time between two rockets in one rocket's frame....
While attempting this question , velocity of ##B## wrt ##A## ,##u'_x=\frac{u_x-v}{1-u_xv/c^2}## where ##u_x=-0.6c,v=0.8c## comes out to be ##-0.945c## (approaching).. The distance between ##A## and ##B## seen by ##A## at ## t=0## is ##d=\sqrt(1-.8^2)4.2×10^8## comes out to be ##252*10^6m##...- Apashanka
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- Collision Frame Rockets Time
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Undergrad Relative Velocity of Particle ##p##: S vs S
A particle ##p## is moving with a velocity ##u\hat i## with respect to S ... The velocity of ##p## with respect to S' is then ##-c \hat i##... Another part... Similarly taking the velocity of particle ##p## with respect to S' as ##-c\hat i## the velocity of ##p## with respect to S is then...- Apashanka
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- Relative Relative speed Speed
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Displacement as a discrete function of time
I am not taking ##x## as an explicit function of ##t## , although ##x## varies with ##t##...to take this into account ##x## at any ##t## is ##f_t(X)## where the functional dependence changes with time given ##X## fixed initial coordinate. For exm for given ##X=2## say ##x## at ##t_1## varies...- Apashanka
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Displacement as a discrete function of time
What I am asking is as ##x=f_t(X)## at any time ##t## then ##dx=\partial_X f_t(X) dX## and in 3-D it becomes ##d^3x=\Pi_i \partial_{X_i}f_t(X_i) d^3X## also sometimes called ##d^3x=Jd^3X##. Integrating both sides can it be written ##v(t)=\Pi_i f_t(X_i)## for given ##Xi's##..??(##f_t(X)## known...- Apashanka
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Displacement as a discrete function of time
I am asking for the volume expression e.g ##d^3x## in my first post- Apashanka
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Displacement as a discrete function of time
Then what it will be ??- Apashanka
- Post #7
- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Displacement as a discrete function of time
Is the volume expression correct what I have posted above??- Apashanka
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Displacement as a discrete function of time
Then what will be will you please help??- Apashanka
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Displacement as a discrete function of time
Given initial displacement ##X_0## and displacement at any time ##t## as ##x##. Where ##x(t)=f_t(X_0)## where the functional dependence of ##x## upon ##X_0## changes with time. For exm ##X_0=2## and ##x(t_1)=X^2_0=4,x(t_2)=X^2_0+1=5,x(t_3)=X_0^3+3=11...##and so on. From this, is there any method...- Apashanka
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- Discrete Displacement Function Time
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Partition function of 2 bosons in two energy level 0 and E
Yes sir thanks a lot- Apashanka
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help