What is the complex conjugate of this wave function?

[gabriellelee]

Homework Statement

Find the value of N

Relevant Equations

x0 and delta are some constants

I was planning to find the value of N by taking the integral of φ*(x)φ(x)dx from -∞ to ∞ = 1. However, this wave function doesn't have a complex number so I'm not sure what φ*(x) is. I was thinking φ*(x) is exactly the same φ(x), but with x+x0 instead of x-x0.

Thank you

 

[kdv]

Homework Statement:: Find the value of N
Homework Equations:: x0 and delta are some constants

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I was planning to find the value of N by taking the integral of φ*(x)φ(x)dx from -∞ to ∞ = 1. However, this wave function doesn't have a complex number so I'm not sure what φ*(x) is. I was thinking φ*(x) is exactly the same φ(x), but with x+x0 instead of x-x0.

Thank you

Since it is real, its complex conjugate is just psi(x). x-x0 remains x-xo (assuming that they are real, which they surely are meant to be).