Chapter 4: Q23P (page 170)
In Problem4.3 you showed that . Apply the raising operator to find localid="1656065252558" . Use Equation 4.121to get the normalization.
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The value of.
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Chapter 4: Q23P (page 170)
In Problem4.3 you showed that . Apply the raising operator to find localid="1656065252558" . Use Equation 4.121to get the normalization.
The value of.
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Work out the radial wave functions ,andusing the recursion formula. Don鈥檛 bother to normalize them.
Work out the spin matrices for arbitrary spin , generalizing spin (Equations 4.145 and 4.147), spin 1 (Problem 4.31), and spin (Problem 4.52). Answer:
where,
(a) Prove that for a particle in a potential V(r)the rate of change of the expectation value of the orbital angular momentum L is equal to the expectation value of the torque:
Where,
(This is the rotational analog to Ehrenfest's theorem.)
(b) Show that for any spherically symmetric potential. (This is one form of the quantum statement of conservation of angular momentum.)
Use equations 4.27 4.28 and 4.32 to construct Check that they are normalized and orthogonal
[Refer to. Problem 4.59for background.] Suppose and, where and Kare constants.
(a) Find the fields E and B.
(b) Find the allowed energies, for a particle of mass m and charge q , in these fields, Answer: Comment: If K=0this is the quantum analog to cyclotron motion; is the classical cyclotron frequency, and it's a free particle in the z direction. The allowed energies,, are called Landau Levels.
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