The reason for normalizing a wavefunction is a) to guarantee that is square-integrable. b) to
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- The reason for normalizing a wavefunction ψ is
- a) to guarantee that ψ is square-integrable.
- b) to make ψ*ψ equal to the probability distribution function for the particle.
- c) to make ψ an eigenfunction for the Hamiltonian operator.
- d) to make ψ satisfy the boundary conditions for the problem.
- e) to make ψ display the proper symmetry characteristics
- Which one of the following concepts did Einstein propose in order to explain the photoelectric effect?
- a) A particle of rest mass m and velocity v has an associated wavelength λ given by
- λ=h/mv.
- b) Doubling the intensity of light doubles the energy of each photon.
- c) Increasing the wavelength of light increases the energy of each photon.
- d) The photoelectron is a particle.
- e) None of the above is a concept proposed by Einstein to explain the photoelectric effect.
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