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Proving Parity in Normalized Solutions of the Schrodinger Equation
Just read the "how to ask for help" sticky. My attempt at a solution involved subbing y = -x. Obtaining a solution, then trying to normalise it. However I don't get anywhere really, and my line of argument through my current page of working reads unconvincing (I'm just guessing). Cheers- ProfessorChaos
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Proving Parity in Normalized Solutions of the Schrodinger Equation
Hopefully this is in the correct section. Struggling with this question though I don't think it should be particularly difficult: Show that if V(x) = V(-x) normalised solutions to the time-independent Schrödinger equation have definite parity - that is, u(x) = +-u(-x) (+- means plus or...- ProfessorChaos
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