The discussion revolves around a problem related to the linear harmonic oscillator in quantum mechanics, specifically focusing on the probability of finding the oscillator outside the classical limit in its ground state.
The conversation highlights a lack of initial attempts from the original poster, with several participants emphasizing the need for the poster to demonstrate their own work or reasoning. Guidance is provided on the importance of showing calculations or attempts to facilitate assistance.
Participants express frustration over the original poster's lack of progress and the need for more specific information about their understanding and attempts. There is an emphasis on the requirement to adhere to homework guidelines, which may limit the type of help provided.
well classical limit can be understood at the site http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/quantum/hosc6.html#c2berkeman said:You must show some of your own work in order for us to help you. What is the definition of the classical limit? What is the definition of the ground state?
what we want to see is WHAT YOU have DONE to Solve your problem ? Have you made any attempts at it ? Could you say how to start, atleast make a guess ?sanjeeb said:i m in quite a dilemma,,, icant make u understand
sanjeeb said:i have not tried anything out