APPLICATION OF THE SCHRODINGER EQUATION TO A PARTICLE IN A ONE-DIMENSIONAL POTENTIAL WELL
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Trigonometric function, excited state, eigen wave function, Hamilton operator.Abstract
It is impossible for students to master the basic ideas and conclusions of quantum mechanics without solving a certain set of problems. Problems play a significant role in the educational process, forming not only logical thinking, but also influencing the overall development of the students. The article poses and solves problems about stationary one-dimensional problems in quantum mechanics.
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