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Branch points [Complex Analysis]
Woops sorry! The function z is meant to say (z^2+1+i)^1/4- machofan
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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De Moivre's Theorem and Power Series
Homework Statement Hi I'm stuck with the following question: Use de Moivre's Theorem and your knowledge of power series to show: 1/1(1/2^1)cos(θ)+1/2(1/2^2)cos(2θ)+1/3(1/2^3)cos(3θ)+ ... = log(2)-1/2*log(5-4cos(θ))Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution I have already established the...- machofan
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- Power Power series Series Theorem
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Branch points [Complex Analysis]
Homework Statement Hi, I'm stuck with this question: How many branches (solutions) and branch points does the function f(z) = (z2 +1 +i)1=4 have? Give an example of a branch of the multi- valued function f that is continuous in the cut-plane, for some choice of branch cut(s). Now by choosing...- machofan
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- Analysis Branch Complex analysis Points
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Infinite square well, Probability of measurement of particle's energy
If you take ψ and Φ, then integrate from a to -a, would that provide the expansion coefficient a_{n}? In which case, by squaring this coefficient, this would provide the probability?- machofan
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Infinite square well, Probability of measurement of particle's energy
Homework Statement Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I have managed to do the first 3 parts of the questions. The last two 4 markers are the ones I am having difficulties with. I have tried using the expansion postulate which states the wavefunction is equal to the...- machofan
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- Energy Infinite Infinite square well Measurement Probability Square Square well
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Angular momentum operators and eigenfunctions
That has really cleared things up, thank you!- machofan
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Angular momentum operators and eigenfunctions
I'm also stuck on how to convert the wavefunctions into spherical polar coordinates, having tried to use the formula for spherical polar coordinates, I notice that the wavefunctions do not depend on the variables phi and theta, so I am unsure on how to approach the first problem.- machofan
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Angular momentum operators and eigenfunctions
Homework Statement Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I have tried inserting the first wavefunction into Lz which gets me 0 for the eigenvalue for the first wavefunction. Is this correct? For the second wavefunction, I inserted it into Lz and this gets me -i*hbar*xAe^-r/a which...- machofan
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- Angular Angular momentum Eigenfunctions Momentum Operators
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help