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Calculate all of the energy levels for a hole in the finite potential well of width...

Calculate all of the energy levels for a hole in the finite potential well of width a) L = 10 Å, b) L = 50 Å, c) L = 100 Å and L = 1000 Å using the actual mass of a hole in the valence band of the AlGaAs/GaAs/AlGaAs quantum well.

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