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consider a square well if infinite sides of width L: a) Calculate the energy and wavelength...
consider a square well if infinite sides of width L:
a)
Calculate the energy and wavelength of a photon emitted when a
transition
between the n=5 and ground state is made.
b)
Write down the expression for the probability that a particle in the nth
state will be found in the first 1/3 of a well of width
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