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V(x)
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a
x = 0 x = +-
Figure P2.29 | Potential function
for Problem 2.29.
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Consider the particle in the infinite potential well as shown in Figure P2.29. Derive
and sketch the wave functions corresponding to the four lowest energy levels. (Do not
normalize the wave functions.)

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