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hokhani
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consider a particle in one dimention. there is a dirac delta potential such as V=-a delat(x)
the wave functions in two sides(left and right) are Aexp(kx) and Aexp(-kx) respectively.
so the differential of the wave functions are not continious at x=0. what is the justification here?
the wave functions in two sides(left and right) are Aexp(kx) and Aexp(-kx) respectively.
so the differential of the wave functions are not continious at x=0. what is the justification here?
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