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Consider the three-dimensional harmonic oscillator. Indicate the energy of the base state if twelve identical particles...

Consider the three-dimensional harmonic oscillator.

Indicate the energy of the base state if twelve identical particles (spin 1) are placed in the system that do not interact with each other.

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