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The document discusses various concepts in quantum mechanics, including first-order perturbation theory and the WKB approximation. It presents equations related to energy levels and wave functions, as well as comparisons between theoretical and actual solutions. Additionally, it explores the implications of these theories in relation to potential energy and the behavior of particles in quantum systems.

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Homework 9

The document discusses various concepts in quantum mechanics, including first-order perturbation theory and the WKB approximation. It presents equations related to energy levels and wave functions, as well as comparisons between theoretical and actual solutions. Additionally, it explores the implications of these theories in relation to potential energy and the behavior of particles in quantum systems.

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B11202057 B

In

use
9ap(x) dy = with

C
=>
EveldX +
SEEdX
=
=
ni

=>
TemIE +
TIME =
=> En =
En + +
E

In section 1 .
1 2
.

,
we
get En =
En +*

using
first-order perturbation .

EP
Comparison
&
:

Fo
-

n +
2

If Vo -o
16 +
If h +
, En + co . to

In both
they
cases ,
are in
agreement.

.
2

(a)

= E - =
ei

=> eithe
=> itf" -

If + P2 = -

(b) fo(x) tf (x) E fa(X)


f(x) =
+ ,
+ + .. ..

subviiue into result of (a)


2

=> it) fo" +tef " + E fe't


.
....
) -

Gothfi +E fit ) ...

+ P2 = 0
E2foth-fitif ")
for P2) +ht2 fofit i fo")
+.. =
-
+ ,
. . ..

=>

to p = 0

G
-

= ito" = 2 fofi

it "
"
= 2 fots'tf ,

(C)
-

fo+ pE =
=> fo =

1Sp(x)dX + 1 ,

it ""
=
Citiz i =
2 pf => fi =
= Inp + C

=> f =
fothfi = 1 (p(xdX + P(x) + C

= P(x) = ei =
C
IfP(x)dx

#
3 2a

v =
E (pM/dx
g
=
=) "TumirEl dy
= EmITE)
-
T e
+

ME
= =
2

exact is
The answer

T =

It i Singin

T() => 0x)

I
16 ro
E) e. zr
-

=> T = T

It i Singin Vo

the result of
This is consistent with
- >
WKB approximation 2 .
.
5

Et

Ei
distance X2-X1 OX is determined
The
=

by E + -eEXz = E -
-eEX ,

=> eEo(X2-X1) =

Ef
-

E =
Eg

Eg
=> OX =

EE ·

Fo

use WKB approximation :


V =

ES [mIEE) .
dx

-
EnEJFg-E
T =
e-ze- F
#

7 .

(a)

E-mgx)dX + E = nxt

=> T =
(n-1) h
3TmG
2

(h-) 3
5
=> En =
, h = 1 , ,
2 ..

(b)
From 9 6 (C)
.
:

-
E, =
8 . 74 x1y T

Ez = 1 -
54 X12]
Es = 2 . 08 X10-22j
Ex = 2 .
5) X 1-25
wkB En =

(h-i) x 1 .
06 X 10.25

ENKB = 8 75 X /y
.
-
23
J

EN =
1 54 .
X10-225

Ink = 2 .
08x10

EnB =
2 .
56 X10-225

The WKB solution is really close

to the actual solution .

(C)

(X)
= =

=> n = 1 64 . X 1833
11-
first look at X X
We =
,

shift the origin to X =


X1 , we have

# [Ae-Cyp(x1dx Be(x P(dx) + xx

4 F[ceo"
,

↑ (x) =

IP(IdX'
De-ES Y pixs1dx]
I

+
o
,
x30

The
patching ware function

4p(x) = at= (0x) + b Bi(0x)


where o =

[Evlos]
P(x) = to Ex X10
3

[Aei-toxi ex
(
+ B
=
zt
= 4(x) =
- .
J
3
.
S

[Ceex + De
-

56x)5
&
... Xy0
For E the
,
patching ,
ware function is

Ex]2 (x)
4 p(x)
2 ye
-
-

=
+ F(x)C
compare ,
we get

a =

2D, b = c En
For D
,
the
patching ware function is

4 p(x)
= Sinox ) + +

#try
+ [tax) ] +

compare ,
we
get

A B =)
A-B have
plug a -
b into ,
we

- ib) e
E
A =

B =
( iD) e +

Now we look at X =
X2 .
Shift the

origin to Nz ,
we have

(ce(yx D'e-
((p(x)(dx y
4x) =
+

FeCopixsax X yo

where C De-Spdx
E
=

D
I
=
ce
S (Pix/dx

In the patching region


↑p(x) =
aAi) x) -
+ b Bil ox)-
where o =

(201)
In Xce
, 1Pp(x)(dX = t (ox)
In X30 ,
9 .
"
pWdx = x)
Tce tox D'e-tox) xi

GE
+
* ,

D
= My =
3

Fixe Feitx)
=

X30
,
,

tox
For D
,
↑p 3
+

Fox I 25 (ax)
=

2 D
<ab
=

compare ,
we
get
=

To c

For 4 =sin(x ) + +
b

#x (o)[(x) + ]
compare , we get jatb = 0 and

F =
bei
eSxdxe i -

C
=
=

D =
e
S (px/dxe - i F

plug C .
D into A ,
we
get

A =
i)feSpxdx -

eESx (P(x)(dx)F
(e) S 2
ear
U =
e Px/dx = /) =

(1 -e )2
-

#
In the of broad
case
,
high barrier,

large
and =ear
V is
(Equation 9 23).
15 .

Wo is determined by : E =
VoInt)
So psdr =
So FME-vol) dr = D -Th

=
Vo =
(h -)πt
-

=
=
ro

=> En =
Vo
InTh- #

Ent-En =

[
Voln
=

voln
18.

(a) This is just


the
ground state energy

of the infinite square well (of width 2a)

=> En =
2 2
-

2m (2)
I
nihThe
-

Thus the ground


state energy E ,
= t

(b)
original potential :

~
V(X)

>Y

t
-
After perturbation
:

~
V(X)

> Y
I
........ ---

a
Ed
-

(C)

=
ESP(x))dy
X1 =
a
, Xz =

Vo
JemEntox
-

P (X)
Jam(E-v(x)
=
=

=
Emo/X -
= v
=
Since on
n and E , Ve

=
=> U

30h
X
T= e zu
= e

v
= E == e

(d)
put Vo =
20er ,
a= 10% m ·
Ext =
MX10m
,

& and m of electron into I ,


31980
we
get I =
18 year

the of the universe = 1 38x1 "year


age
.

So I is than
way bigger
the age of the universe
.

19
Initially at equalibrium position .
E = -

and x) =
mgX , critical value

Xo =
11 E >
:
+ -

=> r
=I TemigydX Eig =

EmrkT J = v =

zr
= e

let h 1 = cm , R 3 =
<m ,
m =
0 . 3 kg
T =
zook
300

11
3

T
=> o
#

20
,

(a)

From

at X =
a :
(p(x) =

=(p()dx)

① 4 continuous :

ceika=
[ceiam + ce ]
where D(X) =

JE) and pas =


P1-a)-FRE

24 continuous :

ik(eit =

FiPlaTec-e-iap
and 8
compare & :

Ge
ipcas
+C eviola clas eika
E
.

C eitce-i Clay
Since p(a) =
EE =
tok (E E
=

Thus C ++ 0

(c =
o
at X -a
=
:

① ↓ continuous :

Aika +
Beika gipta)

=> Ae-ik +
Beikaa) = (e-p)gika
② I continuous :

ikAe-ika-ikeik
a
id( a)
=

Fas C + =pra)e
compare & and

A e-ika + Beika t gil


= E At-Beika -ika
=

git
=>
SA
=> R= = 0
*

(b)
V(X) = V o sech (
*
) (vo 1
=
,
a=
1)
p(ig) =

JE-ry) =
Em
JE (m = l , E)

X EmJE-Voseal
=
I lmE-FmVo)
R

R vs .
E

E
(C)
v(x) =
Vo [HP)" (vo =
1 , a= 1)

X =

2)
E-F) d
R . E
vS (m =
1)

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