Recent content by kl14

yes, i realize my error in typing - the probability is the amplitude squared - the value obtained after the integration.

alpha = sqrt(k*reduced mass/hbar^2) so doubling k would just be alpha = sqrt(2k*reduced mass/hbar^2) so if i take the 2 out it is basically just multiplying alpha by sqrt(2). and substituting this into my wave function would give me the wave function for the new potential. does that make sense?

Homework Statement particle in ground state of 1D harmonic oscillator - spring constant is doubled - what is the probability of finding the particle in the ground state of the new potential Homework Equations v=1/2kx^2 oscillator potential wavefunction ground state n=0 =...