Define the conditions of a particle in a box. Propose an acceptable wave function based on the previously stated criteria. Apply conditions specific to the conditions of the particle in a box. Generalize the wave functions that are generated.

Define the conditions of a particle in a box. Propose an acceptable wave function based on the previously stated criteria. Apply conditions specific to the conditions of the particle in a box. Generalize the wave functions that are generated.

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Chapter6: Quantum Mechanics In One Dimension

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