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An electron confined to a one-dimensional box of length L = 0.2 nm makes a transition from state n = 4 to state n = 3.The wavelength of the photon emitted is
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Match each of the wave function on the left for a particle in a finite square well with the corresponding probability distributions on the right,in the order (a),(b),and (c). 

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The solution for the time-independent Schrödinger equation with the following potential function and boundary conditions
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The wave function for a particle in a one-dimensional box of length L
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A particle of kinetic energy E0 traveling in a region in which the potential energy is zero is then incident on a potential barrier of height U0.What is the ratio of E0/U0 so that the reflection co-efficient is 75%? (Assume E0 is much less than the rest mass energy of the particle.)
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The energy in the ground state of an electron confined to a one-dimensional box of length L = 0.2 nm is
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In three dimensions,the Schrödinger equation for the infinite square-well potential
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An electron of kinetic energy E0 traveling in a region in which the potential energy is zero is then incident on a finite potential barrier of height U0 (= 4E0)and width a.If the potential barrier is reduced to 2E0,by what factor will the probability of penetration of the barrier be changed?
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Suppose the natural frequency of oscillation for H2 is 1012 Hz,the effective spring constant between the two H atoms is of the order
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The energy in the first excited state of an electron confined to a one-dimensional box of length L = 0.3 nm is
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A proton of energy E0 traveling in a region in which the potential energy is zero is incident on a potential barrier of height U0 = 0.5E0.The probability that the proton will be transmitted is
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The quantum phenomenon known as the "tunnel effect" refers to
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You put 5 non-interacting identical fermions each of mass m into a 1-d box of dimension L.You then put 10 non-interacting bosons each of mass m into a 1-d box of length 2L.Which system has the lowest ground-state energy and what is the value of the fermion system ground-state energy divided by the boson system ground-state energy?
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The energy in the first excited state of an electron confined to a one-dimensional box of length L = 0.2 nm is
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Particles that have antisymmetric wave functions and are described by the Pauli exclusion principle are called
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A particle of energy E0 traveling in a region in which the potential energy is zero is incident on a potential barrier of height U0 = 0.3E0.The probability that the particle will be reflected is
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A particle of energy E0 traveling in a region in which the potential energy is zero is incident on a potential barrier of height U0 = 0.4E0.The probability that the particle will be reflected is
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