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1) The document contains a 10 question physics assignment on quantum mechanics. Questions cover topics like calculating the probability of finding a particle between two points given its wavefunction, finding energy eigen values and eigenfunctions of a particle in a 1D potential well, and transmission coefficients for particles incident on potential barriers. 2) Students are asked to determine expectation values, draw wavefunctions and probability densities, and calculate frequencies and widths based on energy level transitions of particles in infinite 1D potential wells. 3) Questions also involve writing the general solutions for wavefunctions in different regions defined by a step potential and calculating the transmission coefficient for electrons incident on a potential barrier.

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1) The document contains a 10 question physics assignment on quantum mechanics. Questions cover topics like calculating the probability of finding a particle between two points given its wavefunction, finding energy eigen values and eigenfunctions of a particle in a 1D potential well, and transmission coefficients for particles incident on potential barriers. 2) Students are asked to determine expectation values, draw wavefunctions and probability densities, and calculate frequencies and widths based on energy level transitions of particles in infinite 1D potential wells. 3) Questions also involve writing the general solutions for wavefunctions in different regions defined by a step potential and calculating the transmission coefficient for electrons incident on a potential barrier.

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IIIrd ASSIGNMENT

Subject: Physics-II (Quantum Mechanics)


Due date: 10/02/2017

Date: Roll No. Name

1. Consider a particle whose normalized wave function is


 = 2  >0 

,
0,

2
(a) For what value of x does P(x)= |(x)| peak?
(b) Calculate <x> and <x2>.
(c) What is the probability that the particle is found between x=0 and x=1/.
2. Consider a particle of mass m moving in a 1-D potential specified by
 <  <  
 = 
0,
,  
Find the energy eigen values and eigen functions.

3. Consider the wave function (x, t) =() for 1  1. Determine the value of A and write the
normalized wave function.

4. An electron is described by a wave function given by (x) =  for0  . Determine the expectation


value of position and momentum.

5. For the given function in Q 5 draw the wave function for a particle in a rigid box at the n = 4 energy level.
6. For the given function in Q 5 draw the probability density for a particle in a box at the n = 3 energy level.
7. For the given function in Q 5 what is the probability of locating a particle of mass m between x = L/4 and x = L/2 in
a 1-D box of length L? Assume the particle is in the n=1 energy state.

8. An electron in a one dimensional infinite potential well, defined by U(x), goes from the n=4 to the n=2 level. The
frequency of the emitted photon is 3.43 X 1014 Hz. Find the width of the box.
0,  <  <  
Where  = 
,  

9. Consider a step potential function as shown in Figure 1. Let us assume that a flux of particles is incident on the
potential barrier. Particles are traveling in the x direction and they originated at  = and total energy of the
particle is less than the barrier height, or E <V0 . Write the wave functions and its general solutions only for both
regions.

10. A beam of 12 eV electrons is incident on a potential barrier of the height 30 eV and width 0.05 nm. Calculate the
transmission coefficient.

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