a. A ngu larm om entum of a partic le, reative tb the origin ofa certain coord inate system is defined asL = rxpw here r is the position vecbr of he particle relative bo the orig in and p is the linear m om entum vector for theparticle. Find the associated angu lar m om entum operators iniCartesian coordinatesii.Spherical po lar coord inatesb. Evaluate L z00 Ynm , w here Lzop = -ih and where Ynm is a one electron abm eigenfunction.c. Cakulate he location atw hich the radialprobability density is am ax im um for the ground state of thehydrogen abm . Ignore the nom alization. Note that;Yntm = 4100 = /2e-zr/aow here Z is the abm ic num ber, a is B ohr rad ius, and r is the rad ius

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a Anguarm om entum of a partice, reative b the orig in ofa certain coordinate system is defined as L=rxp where r is the position vecbr of he particle relative b the orig in and p is the linear m om entum vector for the particle. Find the associated angularm om entum operators in Caresian coordinates ii. Spherical po lar coord inates b. Evalate L0Ynh ,w here Lzop -ih and where Ynm isa one ekctron abm eigenfunction. c. Cabuate he location atw hich the radialprobability density isam ax im um for the ground state of the hydrogen abm . Ignore the nom alization. Note that Yntm = Y100 = ²e-zr/a0 w here Z is the atom ic num ber, a, is B ohr radius, and r is the radius

a Anguarm om entum of a partice, reative b the orig in ofa certain coordinate system is defined as L=rxp where r is the position vecbr of he particle relative b the orig in and p is the linear m om entum vector for the particle. Find the associated angularm om entum operators in Caresian coordinates ii. Spherical po lar coord inates b. Evalate L0Ynh ,w here Lzop -ih and where Ynm isa one ekctron abm eigenfunction. c. Cabuate he location atw hich the radialprobability density isam ax im um for the ground state of the hydrogen abm . Ignore the nom alization. Note that Yntm = Y100 = ²e-zr/a0 w here Z is the atom ic num ber, a, is B ohr radius, and r is the radius

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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