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Testing Which fields in physics are nearly saturated?
Thanks a lot.- SUVAM ROY
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Testing Which fields in physics are nearly saturated?
I'm having trouble choosing my advanced papers. So I want to know which fields are saturated and which are the hot ones right now.- SUVAM ROY
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- Fields Physics
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Graduate Annihilation creation operators in case of half H.oscillator
I'll try that. Thanks again.- SUVAM ROY
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Annihilation creation operators in case of half H.oscillator
So, I have to take the Hermite polynomials and calculate expectation values in integration method? Or, is there any other easier method to do this? So that I can verify Ehrenfest theorem.- SUVAM ROY
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Annihilation creation operators in case of half H.oscillator
Sorry, but I'm still getting the same $$2<p>$$result when I replaced ##a## and ##a^{\dagger}## by ##A## and ##A^{\dagger}## in expression for x and p and did the calculations. Why this "2" is coming in the expression? Is Ehrenfest theorem also not defined in this case?- SUVAM ROY
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Annihilation creation operators in case of half H.oscillator
Thanks a lot.- SUVAM ROY
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Annihilation creation operators in case of half H.oscillator
I'm trying to check if Ehrenfest theorem is satisfied for this wave function, |Y>=(1/sqrt(2))*(|1>+|3>), where |1> and |3> are the ground and 1st exited state wave functions of a half harmonic oscillator. When I'm calculating the expectation values of x and p using annihilation creation...- SUVAM ROY
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- Annihilation Creation Operators
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Undergrad Hole Mass vs Electron Mass: What's the Difference?
Thanks. It's just my conception was not that clear. Will you check if I am right or not. While moving through periodic potential when a electron gets attracted towards a positive center(i.e. zero potential area), it can be said that a hole is created in the high potential area where the...- SUVAM ROY
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Undergrad Hole Mass vs Electron Mass: What's the Difference?
Well I know what is effective mass, how it's expression is obtained, how it varies for electron with wavenumber 'k' (m* vs k graph). But can't understand why for hole the m* vs k graph is opposite to the graph of electron.- SUVAM ROY
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Undergrad Hole Mass vs Electron Mass: What's the Difference?
Why is it opposite to that of an electron?- SUVAM ROY
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- Effective mass Hole Mass
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter