Let's consider a quantum particle in the following potential well:[0 if [x] > //-Vo if |x| 0. Write an expression for the wavefunctions as afunction of x. What are the boundary conditions in this problem? Applythem and explain what can be determined from such equations.3) Let's consider - Vo < E < 0. Write an expression for the wavefunctions asa function of x. What are the boundary conditions in this problem? Applythem and express the amplitudes of the wavefunction in the well as a func-tion of the amplitudes of the wavefunction when x > a/2.

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Let's consider a quantum particle in the following potential well: So if |x|>1/1 | – Vo if |x| < 1/ 1) Plot V(x) V(x) = 2) Let's consider E> 0. Write an expression for the wavefunctions as a function of x. What are the boundary conditions in this problem? Apply them and explain what can be determined from such equations.

Let's consider a quantum particle in the following potential well: So if |x|>1/1 | – Vo if |x| < 1/ 1) Plot V(x) V(x) = 2) Let's consider E> 0. Write an expression for the wavefunctions as a function of x. What are the boundary conditions in this problem? Apply them and explain what can be determined from such equations.

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Chapter6: Quantum Mechanics In One Dimension

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