The spherical symmetric potential in which a particle is moving is V(r) = 3r³, where is a positive constant. what is the relationship between the expectation value of kinetic and potential energy of particle in stationary state is,

The spherical symmetric potential in which a particle is moving is V(r) = 3r³, where is a positive constant. what is the relationship between the expectation value of kinetic and potential energy of particle in stationary state is,

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Chapter6: Quantum Mechanics In One Dimension

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