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A particle of mass is constrained to move in a one-dimensional region between two infinitely high potential barriers separated by a distance
. Using the uncertainty principle, determine the zero-point energy of the particle.
For a particle of mass in a gravitational field, with the Hamiltonian:
determine and
. Solve the equations of motion to find
and
in terms of
and
. Also, calculate
.
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Write the angular momentum states for
and determine the eigenvalues of
and
for each state.
Calculate the average de Broglie wavelength of a nitrogen molecule at room temperature, given that the mass of the nitrogen molecule is .
Calculate the expectation values and
for the following odd parity state of a symmetric infinite potential well:
The initial wavefunction for a simple harmonic oscillator is:
where and
are the normalized eigenfunctions of the simple harmonic oscillator. Determine
and the expectation value of
in the state
.