2.1 Give the Börn2.2 A plane wave in one dimension is defined by (x) = elkx. A particles incident flux is defined by jhk%3D%3D-i V - ÞVµ*). k is the wave number and m is the mass of the particle. Verify that j2m2.3 A wave function is defined by:

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2.1 Give the Born %3D hk 2.2 A plane wave in one dimension is defined by (x) = elkx. A particles incident flux is defined by j m -i- y Vụ –Vp*). k is the wave number and m is the mass of the particle. Verify that j 2m

2.1 Give the Born %3D hk 2.2 A plane wave in one dimension is defined by (x) = elkx. A particles incident flux is defined by j m -i- y Vụ –Vp*). k is the wave number and m is the mass of the particle. Verify that j 2m

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2.2 A plane wave in one dimension is defined by (x) = elkx. A particles incident flux is defined by j
hk
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-i V - ÞVµ*). k is the wave number and m is the mass of the particle. Verify that j
2m
2.3 A wave function is defined by:

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