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Consider a particle of mass m which can move freely along the x axis anywhere from x=-a/2 to x=a/2, but which is strictly prohibited from being found outside this region (technically this is the infinite square well potential).

1. Verify that the attached wavefunction is a solution of the Schrodinger's equation. Consider V=0. 

2. Deduce the value of the energy E.

3. Verify the  uncertainty principle

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aleng the x-axis angwhere fram x=-%to x=a/2, but
which is strictly prohibited from being faund aut side
this region.
too
too
A cas TTX ĕ
acx<a
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; elsewhere
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that this wavefunction E is a salution
o Venify
of the Schrödinger's equation. Assume U=o.
O Determine the value of E.
® Verify the Uncertadity Phinciple: Axapzte
Transcribed Image Text:Consider a particle f mass m which can mave fready aleng the x-axis angwhere fram x=-%to x=a/2, but which is strictly prohibited from being faund aut side this region. too too A cas TTX ĕ acx<a 2 Yt) = %3D ; elsewhere a/2 that this wavefunction E is a salution o Venify of the Schrödinger's equation. Assume U=o. O Determine the value of E. ® Verify the Uncertadity Phinciple: Axapzte
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