Normalize the equations
a) psi(x)=ae^(-kx) from zero to infinity
b) psi(x)=ae^(ikx) from...
Physics, 18.07.2019 19:20 jngonzo1226
Normalize the equations
a) psi(x)=ae^(-kx) from zero to infinity
b) psi(x)=ae^(ikx) from 0 to l
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