Lecture

Eigenstates in Non-Infinite Well Potential

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This lecture discusses the correction of the first questions of set 23, focusing on finding an eigenstate of energy E0 in a non-infinite well potential. By considering the Schrodinger equation and a state of the form phi0 of x equals a times exponential minus q of x, the instructor derives the relationship between the energy E0 and the free parameter q, leading to the expression E0 equals v0 minus h bar square to q square over 2m.

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