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Finding potential of a given wavefunction in spherical polar
Can somebody at all confirm whether it is possible to find the potential?- sudipmaity
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Finding potential of a given wavefunction in spherical polar
let 2m/hbar^2=k then -1/k grad^2 ψ +Vψ=Eψ or grad^2 ψ =k (V-E)ψ given wavefuntion is independent of θ, φ so in spherical polar grad^2= (1/r^2)δ/δr (r^2 δ/δr) I am getting (r^2 δ/δr)= r [b exp(-br)-a exp (-ar)] - [exp (-ar)-exp (-br)] next differenting the above again w.r.t r and multipying with...- sudipmaity
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Finding potential of a given wavefunction in spherical polar
Homework Statement The ground state wavefuntion of a system in spherical polar coordinates is given by: Ψ (r,θ, φ)= (A/r) [exp (-ar) - exp (-br)] where a, b, A are constants. i) Determine A as a function of a and b, so as to normalize the wavefuntion. ii) From Schrödinger equation find V (r)...- sudipmaity
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- Polar Potential Spherical Wavefunction
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Calculating magnetic field to accelerate deutrons in a cyclotron
Thank you.I never post homework questions. I post past year university question only.Our class is too overcrowded for the teachers to attend to individual doubts.Solving past year question gives a feel about the type of questions that can feature in an exam.- sudipmaity
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Calculating magnetic field to accelerate deutrons in a cyclotron
There is no part b.This is a past year university question.I don't have the answer to it.I will be grateful to you if you could verify my calculation.- sudipmaity
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Calculating magnetic field to accelerate deutrons in a cyclotron
Homework Statement A cyclotron has oscillator frequency of 12×10^6 cycles /sec and dee radius 21 inches .Calculate the magnetic induction B needed to accelerate deutrons . Given e=1.6 ×10^-19 coulomb and M (21H )=3.3×10^-27 kg. Homework Equations Frequency f= Bq/2πΜ The Attempt at a Solution...- sudipmaity
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- Accelerate Cyclotron Field Magnetic Magnetic field
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Iron transforms from bcc to fcc.Ratio of nearest neighbour distance.
Homework Statement At about 1180K iron transforms into fcc structure from bcc structure which is also the structural form at room temperature.Assuming no change in density find the ratio of nearest neighbour distance in fcc structure to that in bcc structure. Homework Equations For fcc...- sudipmaity
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- Iron
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Kinetic energy of alpha particle in cockroft walton experiment.
Homework Statement When a 7 3 Li nucleus is bombarded with protons α particles emerge.Calculate the kinetic energy of the alpha particle assuming the kinetic energy of the bombarding proton to be negligible. Given M (7 3 Li)=7.016004a.m.u. M (p)=1.007826a.m.u and M (α)=4.002603a.m.u. Homework...- sudipmaity
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- Alpha Alpha particle Energy Experiment Kinetic Kinetic energy Particle
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Degree of freedom of a block of wood sliding on a horizontal plane
Please BvU clarify one thing, should i consider the block of wood a rigid 3d body or a point particle??- sudipmaity
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Degree of freedom of a block of wood sliding on a horizontal plane
Homework Statement Find out the degrees of freedom of a block of wood sliding on a horizontal plane. Homework Equations DoF=Nn-k N=no. of dimensions. n=no. of particles.k= no. of constraints. The Attempt at a Solution I am considering the block of wood as a rigid body made of n no. of...- sudipmaity
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- Block Degree Degree of freedom Horizontal Plane Sliding Wood
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Calculating energy released due to fission of heavy nucleus into equal nuclei.,,
Homework Statement There is this university exam question: Draw the nuclear binding energy curve and and show that energy is released when a heavy nucleus of A> 200 breaks up into two nearly equal fragments. Homework Equations See below. The Attempt at a Solution I found in an example in...- sudipmaity
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- Energy Energy released Fission Nuclei Nucleus
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What Fundamental Interactions Govern These Elementary Particle Processes?
Thank you vela.Is my answer to to #1 correct??- sudipmaity
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What Fundamental Interactions Govern These Elementary Particle Processes?
Homework Statement Indicate the fundamental interactions through which the following processes occur.Justify. n -> p+ e- + -νe...1 p+p -> p+p+n+-n...2 π+ -> μ++ -νμ...3 γ -> e+ + e-...4 Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution 1... is possible due to weak decay .electron antineutrino...- sudipmaity
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- Elementary Particle
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Q-value and kinetic energy of alpha particle in alpha decay.
Homework Statement The nuclear masses of parent and daughter nuclei are Mp= 226.025 amu and Md=222.017 amu.Mass of alpha particle is Mα=4.002amu.Find qvalue and kinetic energy of alpha particle emitted for the alpha decay. Homework Equations Q=(Mp -Md-Mα)amu...1 Assuming nucleus to be at rest...- sudipmaity
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- Alpha Alpha decay Alpha particle Decay Energy Kinetic Kinetic energy Particle
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