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Please explain me the particle in 3d box also explain me the marked step
explain me that when we write psi(x,y,z)=psi(x)psi(y)psi(z) and also explain me why there is infinity in case of x and zero in case of y,z in wave function definition
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Chandra prakash Best Answer
dear its total wave function in x, y and z direction
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root 2/L is normalized factor dear... which is calculate by the integration of Φ*Φ dx.. for x direction which is equals to 1 and find normalized factor from here..
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if you want to know more about that plz tell me
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yes ,want to know about it
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Chandra prakash
dear it's total wave function in x, y, and z direction
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Chandra prakash
dear this is that total wave function in x, y and z direction...... and 2/L is normalized factor..
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can you explain me why there is zero incase of y,z and infinity incase of x in wavefunction defn
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or it is a printing mistake
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dear it's printing mistake..
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Dhairya sharma
hope it's clear na ??
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in one direction WF will be linear combination of other functions.
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Dhairya sharma
see this
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when we can separate wavefunction in to different wavefunction
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when they are i. different different directions
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i mean when they are in 3D
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okay,why there is infinity in case of x and zero incase of y ,z in wavefunction definition
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or it is a printing mistake
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yes it's printing mistake
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Ruby negi
see this PDF.. this will helpful for u..
Chandra prakash
dear see attached file.... it's very helpful for you
thank you