A particle on a sphere is described by the state function Ψ = N {1 + cos(θ)}
Find
a) the value of the normalization constant N
b) the expectation value of the energy E
c) the possible values of the z component of angular momentum (Lz) that might be measured, and which of these possibilities is most likely.
A particle on a sphere is described by the state function Ψ = N {1 +...
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