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Calculate d銆坧銆/dt. Answer:

dpdx=-Vx

This is an instance of Ehrenfest鈥檚 theorem, which asserts that expectation values obey the classical laws

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dpdx=-Vx

Schrodinger equation and its complex conjugate:

role="math" localid="1657778797745" t=ih2m2x2-ihVx,tx,t1*t=-ih2m2*x2+ihVx,tx,t2

And according to Ehrenfest鈥檚 theorem,

p=mv=mdxdt

Step by step solution

01

Determining the expectation value of x

Finding the expectation values.

x=-xx.t2dx-x.t2dxx=-xx.t2dxx=-x.t*x.tdxx=-x.t*x.tdx

02

Differentiating both the sides with respect to t,

dxdt=-x.tx*x.tdxdxdt=-tx.t*x.tdxdxdt=-t+*tdx

03

Now, substituting the Schrodinger equation for the time derivatives

-X-ih2m2*x+ihV*+ih2m*2x2-ihV*dx

dxdt=ih2m-*2x2-2*x2dx

dxdt=ih2m-*xx2+*22x2-22x2+*xxdx

role="math" localid="1657786380532" dxdt=ih2m-x*x-x*xdx

dxdt=ih2m-x*x-x*xdxdxdt=ih2m*---*xdx--*xdxdxdt=ih2m-*xdx

Now, multiplying both sides by m

mdxdt=-ih-*xdx

And using equation (3)

p=-ih-*xdxp=-*-ihxdx

04

Differentiating both the sides with respect to t

We get the desired value,

dpdt=-ihddt-*xdxdpdt=-ih-*xdx
05

Using Clairaut’s theorem and substituting equation (1) and (2)

We get,

dpdt=-ih-*tt+*xtdxdpdt=-ih--ih2m2x2+ihV*x+*xih2m2x2+ihVdx
dpdt=-ih--ih2m2x2x+ihV*xih2m*3x3-ihVx*-ihV*xdpdt=-ih--ih2m*xx--x2x2dx+-ih2m3x3-ihVx*dx

localid="1657947924145" dpdt=-ih--ih2m*3x+ih2m*3x3-ihVX*dxdpdt=i2-VX*dx

dpdt=i2-Vx*dx

dpdt=--vx*dxdpdt=-*-Vxdxdpdt=-Vx

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