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Find the transmission coefficient for the potential in problem 2.27

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The transmission coefficient for the potential isT=FA2=8g4(8g4+4g2+1)+(4g21)肠辞蝉蠒4驳蝉颈苍蠒

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01

 Define the Schrodinger equation

A differential equation that describes matter in quantum mechanics in terms of the wave-like properties of particles in a field. Its answer is related to a particle's probability density in space and time.

02

Define the transmission coefficient

The boundary conditions

(x)=Aeikx+Beikx(x<a)Ceikx+Deikx(a<x<a)Feikx(a>x)

Using the continuity at-a

Aeika+Beika=Ceika+Deika

Let =e2ika

So A+B=C+D 鈥(颈)

Using the continuity at+a

Ceika+Deika=Feika

So F=C+D 鈥(颈颈)

Using the discontinuity of 'at-a

ik(CeikaDeika)ik(AeikaBeika)=2m2(Aeika+Beika)

Let =i2m/2k

So CD=(+1)A+B(1) 鈥 (iii)

Using the discontinuity of 'at+a

ikFeikaik(CeikaDeika)=2m2(Feika)

So CD=(1)F 鈥(颈惫)

Adding (2) and (4)

2C=F+(1)F

So 2C=(2)F

Subtract (ii) and (iv)

2D=F(1)F

so , 2D=(/)F

Add (i) and (iii)

2C=A+B+(+1)A+B(1)

So2C=(+2)A+(/)B.

03

Determine the transmission coefficient

Equation 2C in the equations

(2)F=(+2)A+(/)B 鈥(惫)

Equation 2D in the equations

(/)F=A+(2)B 鈥(惫颈)

(2)2F=(42)A+(2)B

(2/)F=2A+(2)B

[(2)22/]F=[42+2]A=4A

So FA=4(22)2/2

Let g=i/=2k2m and =4kA

So=ig,鈥夆赌夆赌2=ei

FA=4g2(2gi)2+ei

The Denominator: 4g24ig1+cos+isin=(4g21+cos)+i(sin4g)

[TheDenominator]2=(4g21+cos)2(sin4g)2

=16g4+1+cos28g22cos+8g2cos+sin28gsin+16g2

=16g4+8g2+2+(8g22)cos8gsin.

Therefore, the transmission coefficient for the potential is

T=FA2=8g4(8g4+4g2+1)+(4g21)cos4gsin.

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