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Energy spectrum of charged particle
thank you for your help. i will try now.- chaotic
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Energy spectrum of charged particle
thank you but we did not do perturbation theory. actually this is takehome and it can be further subject which we did not know. if it is about perturbation theory how can i start and how can i solve it? what is the way of it? i have 3-4 hour :)- chaotic
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Energy spectrum of charged particle
Homework Statement Homework Equations a(+) = (-ip+mwx)/(2hmw)^1/2 a() = (+ip+mwx)/(2hmw)^1/2 The Attempt at a Solution can i use these operators to solve this problem? please help me i need to give this homework tomorrow morning :confused:- chaotic
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- Charged Charged particle Energy Particle Spectrum
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What Happens to the Wave Function When the Size of a Quantum Well Doubles?
Homework Statement there is a infinite quantum well with size L and there is a particle in it with mass m. suddenly the size of the quantum well is doubled. What will be the wave function at a later time t ? Homework Equations ψ= \sqrt{2/L} sin (n pi x / L) E = n^2 pi^2 h^2 / 2mL^2...- chaotic
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- Box Particle
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How Is Force Exerted by a Classical Particle in a Box Calculated?
Homework Statement how can we find the force particle exert on the walls for classical particle which is the infinite quantum well of length L and particle mass is m? Homework Equations E=h^2 pi^2 n^2 / (2ml^2) for quantum The Attempt at a Solution and F = -dE / dL = h^2 pi^2 n^2...- chaotic
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- Box Classical Particle
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Commutative free particle time evolution
me too. I am very confused. can you just tell me how can i find <x(t)> and <x(t)^2>- chaotic
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Commutative free particle time evolution
thank you for your answer. now i am trying that \frac{dψ}{dt} = \frac{iħ}{2m} d2ψ/dx2 after that i find that; (i send dt to right side) ψ = ∫ \frac{iħ}{2m} d2ψ/dx2 dt but i don't know how can i take the integral of right side? after that i will use the <x> = ∫ψ* x ψ is that...- chaotic
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Commutative free particle time evolution
i even don't know what is the time evoluation of varience? what is that?- chaotic
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Commutative free particle time evolution
Homework Statement http://img853.imageshack.us/img853/2532/70224197.png Homework Equations i know schrödingher eq. and basic quantum formula The Attempt at a Solution i showed that the equality at the first question but i can not start from (a) part. how and where am i supposed to start...- chaotic
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- Evolution Free particle Particle Time Time evolution
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Half Infinite Well Homework: Solve for E<0
thank you very much. i think i can solve it after your help.- chaotic
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Half Infinite Well Homework: Solve for E<0
aghh i get all A,B,C = 0 :confused::confused: i attached the solution; http://imgur.com/rtBpCl.jg where am i doing wrong?- chaotic
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Half Infinite Well Homework: Solve for E<0
Homework Statement Homework Equations -h^2/2m d^2F(x)/dx^2 = EF(x) The Attempt at a Solution i just need to a part. for E<0 i can find for 0<x<L side F(x) = ACos(Lx) + BSin(Lx) at the L<x side, F(x) = e^(Kx) where L^2= 2m(E+V)/h^2 K^2= -2mE/h^2 but i do not know what will i do. can...- chaotic
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- Infinite Infinite well
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Taking imaginary integral and derivative
yes it is very confusing I am trying to find solution for 2 hours just because of that it is funny it takes my precious time :)- chaotic
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Taking imaginary integral and derivative
agh :) thank you very much i understand now :)- chaotic
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Taking imaginary integral and derivative
when i take the same derivative with wolfram i get another result http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=d%28e%5E%28-kx%29+e%5E%28icx%29%29%2Fdx- chaotic
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help