solas99 Messages 69 Reaction score 1 Thread starter Aug 14, 2012 #1 if a linear potential is applied to a well, why is the wavelength for a given energy E no longer constant?
if a linear potential is applied to a well, why is the wavelength for a given energy E no longer constant?
mfb Mentor Insights Author Messages 37,492 Reaction score 14,382 Aug 14, 2012 #2 The wavelength depends on the difference "particle energy" - "potential", and this is not constant if the potential is not constant.
The wavelength depends on the difference "particle energy" - "potential", and this is not constant if the potential is not constant.