3) (a) Suppose, I have normalized the wave function at some point of time. The wavefunction evolves with time according to time dependent Schrodinger equation. How doI know that the wave function remains normalized after some time?[Hint: Show that –l4(x,t)|²dx = 0]dt(b) Show thatd(p)%3D= (-dtaxi.e. expectation values follow Newton's law.

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O Suppose, I have normalized the wave function at some point of time. The wave nction evolves with time according to time dependent Schrodinger equation. How do now that the wave function remains normalized after some time? d dint: Show that 4(x, t)[²dx = 0] dt | )Show that d(p) = (- av dt e. expectation values follow Newton's law.

O Suppose, I have normalized the wave function at some point of time. The wave nction evolves with time according to time dependent Schrodinger equation. How do now that the wave function remains normalized after some time? d dint: Show that 4(x, t)[²dx = 0] dt | )Show that d(p) = (- av dt e. expectation values follow Newton's law.

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

5th Edition

ISBN:9781133104261

Author:Raymond A. Serway, John W. Jewett

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, John W. Jewett

Chapter28: Quantum Physics

Section: Chapter Questions

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