Deepanshu posted an Question
June 09, 2020 β€’ 23:22 pm 30 points
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Quantum mechanics problem

Quantum mechanics problem. How to solve this question?

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    Dhairya sharma

    dear in nature every potential have different type of shape and wave function. if the wavefxn is the shape like your question that means it's subjected to the potential of dirac delta. dear we can find it by using boundary condition.

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    wf should vanish at infinte boundary

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    and have continuous at boundary

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    πŸ‘

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    πŸ‘

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    Chandra prakash Best Answer

    this is standard prob and u can compare my previous attachment by this okk

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    don't get confused if u have not able to compare this u can tell me

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    dear see this 1st and after this perious attacemnet

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    Yes sir got it.. now I'll try by myself.. if I face any difficulty I'll let you know

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    dear see my attached file also and for different concept see vaishali ma'am cmnt

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    Dhairya sharma

    see attached.

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    how could u directly write this

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    But how to derive this formula?

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    it's classically derived like we derived potential of harmonic oscillator directly.

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    πŸ‘nice approach ma'am

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