Problem 1 Consider the expectation value of the momentum of a particle to follow from the...
Find the expectation value for the linear momentum operator applied to a free particle in 1D.
Problem Three (1) Write the expression that defines the expectation value of the operator <x> for any function Y. (II) Find the expectation value of <x> for the particle in a box defined by the wave function: Y=N(L x - X°) within limits ( < x < L. which you previously normalized in Problem Two on the previous page.
I. Consider a particle in an infinite square well potential with sides at x = ±a. Find the expectation value of the operator given below in any eigenstate of the particle:
I. Consider a particle in an infinite square well potential with sides at x = ±a. Find the expectation value of the operator given below in any eigenstate of the particle:
1. Quantum harmonic oscillator (a) Derive formula for standard deviation of position measurement on a particle prepared in the ground state of harmonic oscillator. The formula will depend on h, m andw (b) Estimate order of magnitude of the standard deviation in (a) for the LIGO mirror of mass 10 kg and w 1 Hz. (c) A coherent state lo) is defined to be the eigenstate of the lowering operator with eigenvalue a, i.e. à lo)a) Write la) as where...
2. Oscillator Strength (OS) is evaluated by the square of the expectation value of the Dipole Moment operator between the ground and excited states. For example OS of a transition from n-1 to n-2 is given by; I]2 -In the unperturbed state of the system described in Problem 1, is the transition from n=1 to n-2 state ALLOWED, (i.e. OS > 0)? Why? write the expression. : ii- In the unperturbed state of the system described in Problem 1, is...
A little blurry, but the wavefunction is a^(1/2)*e^-(ax/2). Not
sure how to find expectation value of the commutator. (What is the
commutator of this wavefunction?)
Ppie P7C. A particle is in a state described by the normalized wavefunction vex) ewhere a is a constant and 0 s xS oo, Evaluate the expectation value of the commutator of the position and momentum operators.
Consider a particle confined to one dimension and positive z with the wave function 0 where N is a real normalization constant and α is a real positive constant with units of (length)-1. For the following, express your answers in terms of α: f) Calculate the expectation value of the momentum, (p) via the canonical expression -0o g) Calculate the expectation value of (p) via the canonical expression h) Use your results for(i) and (pay to calculate the variance in...
problem 3b
Problem 3a Assume the states(ln), n = 0,1,2, ) are mutually orthonormal: (nlm)-δυǐn . It is known that the operators a, and a. have the following properties: a,In) = vn + 11n + 1),n20 a-10)-0 The system's Hamiltonian is given by H-h Now, assume the system is prepared in a state described by the (unnormalized) superposition: V 1o) +11) a) Normalize this wavefunction. b) Compute the commutator of operators a, and a c) Compute the average energy (expectation...
322 CHAPTER 5. ANGULAR MOMENTUM Problem 5.12 Consider a particle whose wave function is 1 222-x2-y2 4 A 3 xz (x, y, z) = 2 2 Calculate L2 (x, y, z) and L-y(x, y, z). Find the total angular momentum of this particle. (b) Calculate L+ y (x, y, z) and (Y L+ W). (c)If a measurement of the z-component of the orbital angular momentum is carried out, find the probabilities corresponding to finding the results 0, h, and -h....
Problem 1: x2 Expectation - The Hard Way The pdf of a x distribution is given by exp( 2 f (r|v) = 2ir We see that this is a special form of the Gamma distribution, with a v/2,B = 2. The general pdf of the Gamma distribution is written rlexp ( a-1 f(rla, B) = BaT(a) Part 1 Using properties of the pdf, show that exp(dA Br(a) Part 2 Using the fact proved above, compute the expected value of a...