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Topic	"Quantum physics homework only has 6 questions, nice"
EverHeardOfIt 09/10/17 7:03:59 PM #33:	Terra-enforcer posted... EverHeardOfIt posted... Verdekal posted... Post a question, I'm curious. It's just Griffiths, you can look it up online, it's a pretty popular book. The one I was doing you had to normalize the wave function, find the associated potential energy function, calculate the expectation of momentum and position, and check that the wave function followed the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle. Sounds like pretty basic stuff. We're doing similar things as we go over Quantization and Quantum Mechanics in my Physical Chemistry course. yeah its an intro course but the algebra in these problems is not nice at all. I had to do integration by parts like 7 times in one question lmao <cite>EverHeardOfIt posted [p:886372191] in "Quan... [t:75761421]...</cite> <quote><cite>Terra-enforcer posted...</cite> <quote><cite>EverHeardOfIt posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Verdekal posted...</cite> <quote>Post a question, I'm curious.</quote> It's just Griffiths, you can look it up online, it's a pretty popular book. The one I was doing you had to normalize the wave function, find the associated potential energy function, calculate the expectation of momentum and position, and check that the wave function followed the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle.</quote> Sounds like pretty basic stuff. We're doing similar things as we go over Quantization and Quantum Mechanics in my Physical Chemistry course.</quote> yeah its an intro course but the algebra in these problems is not nice at all. I had to do integration by parts like 7 times in one question lmao</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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