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Q2: A): In space representation the function describing a particle is given by: sin("X) 0≤x≤L n=1,2,3,... .(x)=VL 0 L What is the momentum eigenvalues and eigen states look like?

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Chapter40: Quantum Mechanics

Section40.1: The Wave Function

Problem 40.1QQ

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Q2: A): In space representation the function describing a particle is given by:
sin("X) 0≤x≤L n=1,2,3,...
.(x)=VL
0<x & x> L
What is the momentum eigenvalues and eigen states look like?

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