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tommy01
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hi,...
i unfortunately couldn't find a solution to this problem although it seems like a classical textbook problem...
how can i solve the (time independent) schroedingerequation for the following potential
[tex]V(x) = \infty[/tex] for x<=-1
[tex]V(x) = a\delta(x)[/tex] for -1<x<1
[tex]V(x) = \infty[/tex] for x>=1
so at x=0 there is a barrier.
i thought i can set the solutions to the left and right of x=0 for a free particle but i don't know how to handle x=0.
thanks,...
tommy
i unfortunately couldn't find a solution to this problem although it seems like a classical textbook problem...
how can i solve the (time independent) schroedingerequation for the following potential
[tex]V(x) = \infty[/tex] for x<=-1
[tex]V(x) = a\delta(x)[/tex] for -1<x<1
[tex]V(x) = \infty[/tex] for x>=1
so at x=0 there is a barrier.
i thought i can set the solutions to the left and right of x=0 for a free particle but i don't know how to handle x=0.
thanks,...
tommy
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