Lecture

Quantum Particle in Potential Well

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Description

This lecture focuses on solving the first question of exercise 23, involving a quantum particle of mass M in a one-dimensional space subjected to a potential well. The width of the potential well is considered along with the wave function for the ground state. The goal is to determine the energy associated with this wave function by specializing the equation for x greater than L/2, resulting in the desired energy value.

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