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Consider a spinless particle of mass m, which is moving in a one-dimensional infinite potential well...

Consider a spinless particle of mass m, which is moving in a one-dimensional infinite potential well with walls at x = 0 and x = a. If and are given in Heisenberg picture, how can we find them in Schrodinger and interaction picture?

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