An electron is at rest in an oscillating magnetic field along the z-direction with B₂=B₁ cos(wt) where Bo and are constants. c. Find the probability of getting -hbar/2 (hbar-h/2T) if you measure Sx. d. What is the minimum field (Bo) required to force a complete flip in Sx. Tut

An electron is at rest in an oscillating magnetic field along the z-direction with B₂=B₁ cos(wt) where Bo and are constants. c. Find the probability of getting -hbar/2 (hbar-h/2T) if you measure Sx. d. What is the minimum field (Bo) required to force a complete flip in Sx. Tut

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An electron is at rest in an oscillating magnetic field along the z-direction with B₂=B₁ cos(wt) where
Bo and are constants.
c. Find the probability of getting -hbar/2 (hbar-h/2T) if you measure Sx.
d. What is the minimum field (Bo) required to force a complete flip in Sx.
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