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In case you're not persuaded that 2(1r)=-43(r) (Eq. 1.102) withr'=0 for simplicity), try replacing rbyrole="math" localid="1654684442094" r2+2 , and watching what happens as016 Specifically, let role="math" localid="1654686235475" D(r,)=1421r2+2

To demonstrate that this goes to 3(r)as 0:

(a) Show thatD=(r,)=(32/4)(r2+2)-5/2

(b) Check thatD(0,) , as0

(c)Check that D(r,)0 , as 0, for all r0

(d) Check that the integral of D(r,) over all space is 1.

Short Answer

Expert verified

(a)The equation,D(r,)=324r2+2-5/2in part (a) is proved .v=(n+2)rn-1

(b)It is proved that as0,D(0,)

(c)It is proved that as0.D(r,)0.

(d)It is proved that the integral of the function D(r,)over all spaces is equal to 1.

Step by step solution

01

Describe the given information

It is given that D(r,)=1421r2+2and the equation D(r,)=324r2+2-5/2 have to be verified. It has to be proved that as0,D(0,)as 0.D(r,)0 .and the integral of the function D(r,) over all spaces is equal to 1.

02

Define the Laplacian operator in spherical coordinates

It is given that D(r,)=1421r2+2. The Laplacian operator with respect to r is simplified as

2r=1r2r(rr)=2r2+2rr

Apply the expression role="math" localid="1654687221342" 1r2+2to the above simplified Laplacian operator as,


role="math" localid="1654689997951" 21r2+2=2r2+2rr1r2+2=r21r2+2+2rr1r2+2=-r2+2-3/2+3r2r2+2-5/2.(2r)+2r-12r2+2-3/2.(2r)-r(r2+2)-3/2=-r2+2-3/2+3r2r2+2-5/2+2r-r(r2+2)-3/2-r(r2+2)-3/2

Simplify further as

2=1r2+2=-r2+2-3/2+3r2r2+2-5/2+2r-2r(r2+2)-3/2=-r2+2-3/2+3r2r2+2-5/2-4r(r2+2)-3/2=-5r2+2-3/2+3r2r2+2-5/2

03

Step: 3 Verify the equation in part (a)

Substitute -5r2+2-3/2+3r2r2+2-5/2 for 2=1r2+2into.

role="math" localid="1654690616425" D(r,)=1421r2+2D(r,)=-14-5r2+2-3/2+3r2r2+2-5/2=324r2+2-5/2

Thus, the equation role="math" localid="1654690728467" D(r,)=324r2+2-5/2, in part (a) is proved.

04

Verify the equation in part (b)

From the result of part (a)D(r,)=324r2+2-5/2, .

Substitute 0 for into equationD(r,)=324r2+2-5/2.

D(r,)=324(0)2+2-5/2=3242-5/2=32-54=3-34

Simply further as,

localid="1654691126290" D(0,)=343

Substitute 0 for , into equation D(0,)=343

localid="1654691262144" D(0,0)=34(0)3=

Thus, it is proved that as localid="1654692695242" 0.D(0,).

05

Verify the equation in part (c)

From the result of part (a),D(r,)=324r2+2-5/2

Substitute 0 for , into equationD(r,)=324r2+2-5/2

D(r,)=3(0)24r2+(0)2-5/2=3(0)24r2-5/2=0

Thus, it is proved that as role="math" localid="1654691695727" 0.D(r,)0.

06

Verify the statement in part (d)

It is given that D(r,)3(r)as0 . For all spaces the value of r ranges from to- . Integrate the functionD(r,)3(r) over all values of r as,

D(r,)dr=-3(r)dr=-(r).(r).(r).dr

The multiplication of (r)with itself, any number of times, gives the delta function,(r) . Thus above integral becomes,

role="math" localid="1654692146367" D(r,)dr=-(r).(r).(r).dr=-(r)dr=1

Thus, it is proved that the integral of the function D(r,)over all spaces is equal to 1.

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