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The ground state and first excited state wavefunctions for the harmonic oscillator are In what follows, it may be helpful to set: (a) Compute (x), (p), (2), and (p2) for both states by explicit integration. b) Check the uncertainty principle for both of these states. e) Compute (T) and (u)-but there should be no need to perform any...
Need the answer for b) 1. The idea of a quantum fluctuation is central to much...
Need the answer for b)
1. The idea of a quantum fluctuation is central to much of
physics, including cosmology; for example, it is believed that the
current structure of the Universe arose from small initial quantum
fluctuations that were stretched out during a period of rapid
Universal expansion called inflation. As we will discuss later, it
turns out that we can represent quantum systems as an infinite
collection of harmonic oscillators. For each of the harmonic
oscillators, the amplitude...
Need the answer for c) 1. The idea of a quantum fluctuation is central to much...
Need the answer for c)
1. The idea of a quantum fluctuation is central to much of
physics, including cosmology; for example, it is believed that the
current structure of the Universe arose from small initial quantum
fluctuations that were stretched out during a period of rapid
Universal expansion called inflation. As we will discuss later, it
turns out that we can represent quantum systems as an infinite
collection of harmonic oscillators. For each of the harmonic
oscillators, the amplitude...
Need the answer for a) 1. The idea of a quantum fluctuation is central to much of physics, including cosmology; for exam...
Need the answer for a)
1. The idea of a quantum fluctuation is central to much of
physics, including cosmology; for example, it is believed that the
current structure of the Universe arose from small initial quantum
fluctuations that were stretched out during a period of rapid
Universal expansion called inflation. As we will discuss later, it
turns out that we can represent quantum systems as an infinite
collection of harmonic oscillators. For each of the harmonic
oscillators, the amplitude...
If you answered this previously, you were wrong. Please help
me out here. I’m trying to understand this and it’s very
confusing.
The ground state and first excited state wavefunctions for the harmonic oscillator are In what follows, it may be helpful to set: (a) Compute (x), (p), (2), and (p2) for both states by explicit integration. b) Check the uncertainty principle for both of these states. e) Compute (T) and (u)-but there should be no need to perform any...
Need the answer for b)
1. The idea of a quantum fluctuation is central to much of
physics, including cosmology; for example, it is believed that the
current structure of the Universe arose from small initial quantum
fluctuations that were stretched out during a period of rapid
Universal expansion called inflation. As we will discuss later, it
turns out that we can represent quantum systems as an infinite
collection of harmonic oscillators. For each of the harmonic
oscillators, the amplitude...
Need the answer for c)
1. The idea of a quantum fluctuation is central to much of
physics, including cosmology; for example, it is believed that the
current structure of the Universe arose from small initial quantum
fluctuations that were stretched out during a period of rapid
Universal expansion called inflation. As we will discuss later, it
turns out that we can represent quantum systems as an infinite
collection of harmonic oscillators. For each of the harmonic
oscillators, the amplitude...
Need the answer for a)
1. The idea of a quantum fluctuation is central to much of
physics, including cosmology; for example, it is believed that the
current structure of the Universe arose from small initial quantum
fluctuations that were stretched out during a period of rapid
Universal expansion called inflation. As we will discuss later, it
turns out that we can represent quantum systems as an infinite
collection of harmonic oscillators. For each of the harmonic
oscillators, the amplitude...
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