Hello!
Yes, this probability is an integral from to 1
There are two problems: what is the function to integrate and what is the value of the integral.
It is known that the function to integrate is the probability density, and it is the square of the wave function. Also it is known that the wave function for a particle in an infinite one-dimensional...
Hello!
Yes, this probability is an integral from to 1
There are two problems: what is the function to integrate and what is the value of the integral.
It is known that the function to integrate is the probability density, and it is the square of the wave function. Also it is known that the wave function for a particle in an infinite one-dimensional well with the walls and
is
where is the state. So we need to integrate
It is simple, and the probability is
Recall that and
and obtain
(that said, your 0.027 is the first term, 0.4/15)
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