A Solutions for Particle in a 2D Box For this problem, please provide the generic solution for the acceptable wavefunctions (eigen functions of the time independent Schrodinger equation) for a particle confined to a tw dimensional box (use a distinct Lx=Ly). Please indicate the equation for the energy leve of this system based on the application of Schrodinger's equation to your generic solution t a wavefunction. Note: you are producing an equation, not a specific number. Assume th confining potential is infinite.

A Solutions for Particle in a 2D Box For this problem, please provide the generic solution for the acceptable wavefunctions (eigen functions of the time independent Schrodinger equation) for a particle confined to a tw dimensional box (use a distinct Lx=Ly). Please indicate the equation for the energy leve of this system based on the application of Schrodinger's equation to your generic solution t a wavefunction. Note: you are producing an equation, not a specific number. Assume th confining potential is infinite.

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Chapter7: Quantum Mechanics

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Problem 93CP: Suppose an infinite square well extends from L/2 to +L/2 . Solve the time-independent Schrödinger's...

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