Solve Schrodinger's equation and derive the wavefunction solution for a 1-dimensional infinite potential well centered between -a/2 < x < a/2. Plot the wavefunction for the n=1,2, and 3 states. Please help me by showing all the steps.
For n = 1
For n= 2
for n = 3
Solve Schrodinger's equation and derive the wavefunction solution for a 1-dimensional infinite potential well centered between...
1. Solve Schrodinger's equation and derive the wavefunction solution for a 1-dimensional infinite potential well centered between -L/2 < x < L/2. 2. Find the normalized wavefunction for the solutions found in question 1. Please show all work. Thanks in advance.
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