Quantum Mechanics: a non-normalizable state

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At a given moment, the wave function of a particle is in a non-normalizable state [tex]\Psi[/tex](x) = 1 + sin²(kx). By measuring its kinetic energy, what values are possible and with what probability?.
 
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jalobo said:
At a given moment, the wave function of a particle is in a non-normalizable state [tex]\Psi[/tex](x) = 1 + sin²(kx). By measuring its kinetic energy, what values are possible and with what probability?.

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