quantum mechanics and simple quantum mechanical systems Flashcards

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show that the ratio of debroy is not dependent on mass of particle only dependent on energy

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what is common to all these particles in alpha decay

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Energy can be limitless

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energy of electron, and KE

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E = sqrt(pc^2+(mec^2)^2)

KE=E−mec^2

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Kpe=moc^2 formula

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lamda = h/sqrt(2mk)

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5
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hydrogen is what system

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a spherical system

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what is frustrated total internal reflection

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if gap is small between two prisms when total internal reflection happens light shouldn’t go, but they go similar to quantum tunneling,

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difference btw wave function and eigen values

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𝚿(x,t) when it involves time = wave function
𝚿(x) => eigen function

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fundamental to why larger bodies like bullets dont show interference, small quantum bodies
ex: 𝚿=𝚿1+𝚿2

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since the wave lenght is very small for large bodies

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when will a parity show up

partity 𝚿(-x) = +-𝚿(x)

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a parity will only show up if the potential well is only symmetric about the origin

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will you get a shift if you if use visible light using compton shift formula

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no, wavelenght for visible light(average) => 500nm
2.48 ev

2h/moc = delta h mac
=22.24210^-24
this is such a minute wavelenght

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classical and quantum differences ISA, IM or 2M

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classical:
- continuous energies
- cannot go beyond turning points
-minimum e can be 0
-shape of that of a bowl

quantum:
- discrete energies
- beyond turning point
- minimum cannot be 0
- depends on Quantum number

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what polynomial depends on eigen functions and eigen values of it

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Hermite polynomial
ψ=Ae^(-x^2/2)* Hn(v)

H=(-e^x^2*(-2xe^-x^2))

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what is degeneracy, and how many states for 1,2,3, 2, if nx=ny, nx not equal to ny
IMP ISA repeated

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degeneracy: many different states having the same energy

1,2,3=6
2=4
nx=ny=1 state
nx not equal to ny = 2 state

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conculsion on H atom using Schrodingers equation

and H atom definiton

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orbits are not present its orbitals
no definite radius(shell)

energy is quantised

angular momentum is quantised

H atom= free particles dont have quantised energy

r=√x^2+y^2t+z^2
x=rsinθcosΦ
y=rsinθsinΦ
z=rcosθ

0<=r<∞
0<=Φ<=2*pi
0<=θ<=pi

∂^2ψ/∂x^2
+∂^2ψ/∂y^2
+∂^2ψ/∂z^2
2 μ/∂x^ ħ^2[E+e/4piϵor]ψ
L2=meħ
L=r*p, L=mv

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Anharmonic definiton

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the curve is not symmetric about the line, real oscillators are always Anharmonic, tiny energy particles can be Harmonic

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16
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Density states formula and draw graph ISA and fermi energy formula

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g(E)=pi/2(8m/h^2)^3/2E^1/2

E=h^2*n^2/8mL^2
Eo=h^2/8mL
R^2=nx^2+ny^2+nz^2