Q-Show that the function F= -1) tanp follawing generates the Canonical transformatons,

Q: Calculate the deBroglie wavelength of electrons accelerated through 3868 V. Round off the answer to…

A: Given data: -  The potential difference is V = 3868 V.

Q: Does the correspondence principle have application to macroscopic events in the everyday macroworld?

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Q: Which of the following principles of classical physics is violated in the Bohr model? (select all…

A: The principal of classical physics which says that "accelerating charges radiate energy" violates…

Q: The word "quantum" in quantum mechanics refers to:

A: Quantum Mechanics is a theory of matter that is based on the concept of the possession of wave…

Q: According to the quantum mechanical view of nature, all objects have characteristics of both…

A: It is given that we have to consider quantum mechanic view of particle.

Q: ow to determine constants in the Hall-Petch equation

A: Introduction: The Hall-Petch equation is empirically found and the expression is written as,…

Q: What did Benjamin Franklin postulate about electricity?

A: Benjamin Franklin gave an idea about the positive and negative charge.

Q: If L=mglsin(theta) ( angular momentum) why N= - mglsin(theta) ? I dont understand why fundamental…

A: Simple harmonic motion is oscillations where restoring force acts towards mean position. We find…

Q: Is 34 steps a scalar quanity?

A: The main basic difference between a scalar and vector is :  " The scalar always have a magnitude…

Q: Q7:4 In the Lecture notes we showed that the 'annihilation’ operator for the harmonic oscillator is…

A: Have a look

Q: State the postulates of quantum mechanics.

A: Postulate I : The state of the quantum mechanical system is completely mentioned by the wave…

Q: 1. (6,0|2,|6,1) 2. (4, 0,i, i. 14,0)

A: We can use pre defined results.

Q: exactly is meant by the term "quantum physics"?

A: we have to discuss on quantum physics

Q: Use of operators in quantum mechanics, 1-Using the equation for momentum operator P and the fact…

A: Given: momentum operator p^ where             p^+ is raising momentum operatorand p^- is lowering…