Ground state energy of a vee-box using the uncertainty principle?

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anyone happen to know how to estimate the ground state energy of a vee-box using the uncertainty principle?
 
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ee7klt said:
anyone happen to know how to estimate the ground state energy of a vee-box using the uncertainty principle?


What is a vee-box?
 
Norman said:
What is a vee-box?
Could ee7klt be referring to a v-shaped potential well?
 
sorry, that was what i meant-a v-shaped potential well
 
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