How to practice concept:one-dimensional-potentials

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Question 63

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A system of five identical, non-interacting particles with mass

and spin

is confined to a one-dimensional potential well of length

. If the lowest energy of the system is

, the value of

(in integer) is _____.

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Question 13

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The wavefunction of a particle in an infinite one-dimensional potential well at time

is

where

,

and

are the normalized ground state, the normalized first excited state and the normalized second excited state, respectively.

,

and

are the eigen-energies corresponding to

,

and

, respectively. The expectation value of energy of the particle in state

is
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Question 35

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Consider a one-dimensional potential well of width

. Using the uncertainty principle

, an estimate of the minimum depth of the well such that it has at least one bound state for an electron is

:
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