One of the cornerstones of quantum mechanics is that bound particles cannot be stationary—even at zero absolute temperature! A “bound” particle is one that is confined in some finite region of space, as is an atom in a solid. There is a nonzero lower limit on the kinetic energy of such a particle. Suppose a particle is confined in one dimension to a region of width L. Obtain an approximate formula for its minimum kinetic energy.
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