Hi. This is given The spatial dependance of the quantum states of a particle confined to a one dimensional potential well between x=0 and x=L is Ψn(x)= square root (2/L)sin(wnx) when 0<x<L and zero otherwise where x denotes positon, L the width of the well, n=1,2,3.. is an integer indentifying the quantum state of the particle, and wn is a constant for a given n one of the questions asks to find wn such that Ψn(L) = 0 Can you help explain how to get the answer. I would think for the funtion to equal zero it would depend on L being equal to zero, I don't see how wn is important
Hi. This is given The spatial dependance of the quantum states of a particle confined to a one dimensional potential well between x=0 and x=L is Ψn(x)= square root (2/L)sin(wnx) when 0<x<L and zero otherwise where x denotes positon, L the width of the well, n=1,2,3.. is an integer indentifying the quantum state of the particle, and wn is a constant for a given n one of the questions asks to find wn such that Ψn(L) = 0 Can you help explain how to get the answer. I would think for the funtion to equal zero it would depend on L being equal to zero, I don't see how wn is important
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Hi. This is given
The spatial dependance of the quantum states of a particle confined to a one dimensional potential well between x=0 and x=L is
Ψn(x)= square root (2/L)sin(wnx) when 0<x<L
and zero otherwise
where x denotes positon, L the width of the well, n=1,2,3.. is an integer indentifying the quantum state of the particle, and wn is a constant for a given n
one of the questions asks to find wn such that Ψn(L) = 0
Can you help explain how to get the answer. I would think for the funtion to equal zero it would depend on L being equal to zero, I don't see how wn is important
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