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The (time-independent) momentum space wave function in three dimensions is defined by the natural generalization of Equation 3.54:

(p,t)=12he-ipx/h(x,t)dx(3.54).(p)1(2h)3/2e-i(p.r)Ih(r)d3r.(4.223).

(a)Find the momentum space wave function for the ground state of hydrogen (Equation 4.80). Hint: Use spherical coordinates, setting the polar axis along the direction of p. Do the 胃 integral first. Answer:

100(r,,)=1蟺补3e-r/a(4.80).(p)=1(2ah)3/21[1+ap/h2]2.(4.224).

(b) Check that (p)is normalized.

(c) Use (p)to calculate <p2>, in the ground state of hydrogen.

(d) What is the expectation value of the kinetic energy in this state? Express your answer as a multiple of E1, and check that it is consistent with the virial theorem (Equation 4.218).

<T>=-En;<V>=2En(4.218).

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ap=2h1a3/212pa3h11+ap/h22=12ah3/211+ap/h22.b2d3p=32ah332ha3.cp2=42ah3ha832ha-3=h2a2.dT=12mp2=12mh2a2=h22mm2h4e2402=m2h2e2402=-E1

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(a) Finding the momentum of space wave function for the ground state of hydrogen.

=1蟺补3e-r/ap=12h3/21蟺补3e-ip.rIhe-r/ar2蝉颈苍胃诲谤诲胃诲蠒.Withaxesassuggested,p.r=pr肠辞蝉胃.Doingthe(trivial)integral:p=22蟺补h3/210r2e-r/a0e-ipr肠辞蝉胃/hsin胃诲胃dr.0e-ipr肠辞蝉胃/hsin胃诲胃=hipre-ipr肠辞蝉胃/h0=hipr|(eipr/h-eipr/h)=2hprsinprh.p=121ah3/22hp0re-r/asinprhdr.0re-r/asinprhdr=12i0re-r/aeipr/hdr-0re-r/aeipr/hdr.=12i11/a-ip/h2-11/a+ip/h2=12i2ip/ah21/a2+p/h22.=2p/ha31+ap/h22.p=2h1a3/21蟺辫2pa3h11+ap/h22=12ah3/211+ap/h22.

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 Step2: (b) Checking that Φ(p) is normalized.

2d3p=40p22dp=4122ah30p21+ap/h24.Frommathtables:0x2m+x24dx=32m-5/2,so0p21+ap/h24dp=ha832ha-5=32ha;2d3p=32ah332ha3.

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(c) Calculating <p2>

p2=p22d3p=122ah340p41+ap/h24dp.Frommathtables:0x4m+x24dx=32m-3/2.Sop2=42ah3ha832ha-3=h2a2'

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 Step4: (d) Expressing the answer as a multiple of  E1

T=12mp2=12mh2a2=h22mm2h4e2402=m2h2e2402=-E1.WhichisconsistentwithEq.4.218.T=-En;V=2En4.218

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