cytochrome Messages 163 Reaction score 3 Thread starter Mar 31, 2013 #1 I'm trying to find the energies for n levels of a 3D cubical box. Is there a general equation for this?
I'm trying to find the energies for n levels of a 3D cubical box. Is there a general equation for this?
Charles Wilson Messages 54 Reaction score 1 Apr 2, 2013 #2 From _Physics_, Wolfson and Pasachof, ISBN 0-673-39836-6, p. 1055: E = h^2/8mL^2 (n^2 sub x + n^2 sub y + n^2 sub z) CW
From _Physics_, Wolfson and Pasachof, ISBN 0-673-39836-6, p. 1055: E = h^2/8mL^2 (n^2 sub x + n^2 sub y + n^2 sub z) CW
cytochrome Messages 163 Reaction score 3 Apr 2, 2013 #3 Thank you, now what do I use for the n_x, n_y, n_z?
psmt Messages 38 Reaction score 1 Apr 3, 2013 #4 Hint: try substituting separable sinusoidal solutions into the Schrödinger eqn (with suitable boundary conditions).
Hint: try substituting separable sinusoidal solutions into the Schrödinger eqn (with suitable boundary conditions).
ssamsymn Messages 18 Reaction score 0 Apr 4, 2013 #5 n_x , n_y , n_z are your quantum numbers, they describe your state, when you solve the Schr. Eqn. for ψ's, which are sinusoidal functions as mentioned below, n_x,y,z will appear in the energy values.
n_x , n_y , n_z are your quantum numbers, they describe your state, when you solve the Schr. Eqn. for ψ's, which are sinusoidal functions as mentioned below, n_x,y,z will appear in the energy values.