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Problem 1: Free particle of mass m moving in one dimension is found to have the wave function: 4(x, 0) = A e-1x1 1- Normalize (x, 0) 2-Find the momentum space wave function (k) of the particle at t = 0. 3-Construct (x, t) in the form of an integral.
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Transcribed Image Text:Problem 1: Free particle of mass m moving in one dimension is found to have the wave function: 4(x, 0) = A e-1x1 1- Normalize (x, 0) 2-Find the momentum space wave function (k) of the particle at t = 0. 3-Construct (x, t) in the form of an integral.
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