A particle is placed in the logarethmic potential V (r) = V, In(r/a), where V, and...

 

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A particle is placed in the logarethmic potential V (r) = V, In(r/a), where V, and a are constants. Use the WKB approximation condition p(r)dr = (n - 1/2)nh to determine the turning points (r, r2), and the allowed energy levels. [Hint: Try r = 0, as one turning point] A particle is placed in the logarethmic potential V (r) = V, In(r/a), where V, and a are constants. Use the WKB approximation condition p(r)dr = (n - 1/2)nh to determine the turning points (r, r2), and the allowed energy levels. [Hint: Try r = 0, as one turning point]