(a) Compute (x) , (p) , (x 2 ) and (p 2 ) , for the states 0 (Equation 2.60) and 1 (Equation 2.63), by explicit integration. Comment: In this and other problems involving the harmonic oscillator it simplifies matters if you introduce the variable and the constant (b) Check the uncertainty principle for these states.(c) Compute (T) and
Chapter 2, Problems #11
(a) Compute (x) , (p) , (x2) and (p2) , for the states Ψ0 (Equation 2.60) and Ψ1 (Equation 2.63), by explicit integration. Comment: In this and other problems involving the harmonic oscillator it simplifies matters if you introduce the variable
and the constant(b) Check the uncertainty principle for these states.
(c) Compute (T) and (V) for these states. (No new integration allowed!) Is their sum what you would expect?
Equation 2.60
Equation 2.63
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