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I'm not sure I understand your statement. I know that a wave function can be either classified as sines and cosines or as exponentials, I haven't yet seen a wave function that includes a integral before.

the integral is from - infinity to + infinity, I just didn't know how to put it on the question on here

Homework Statement 5) A free particle moving in one dimension is in the state Ψ(x) = ∫ isin(ak)e(−(ak)2/2)e(ikx) dk a) What values of momentum will not be found? b) If the momentum of the particle in this state is measured, in which momentum state is the particle most likely to be found? c)...