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So this question is about the schrodinger equation.
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And so part a asks us to just write out the schrodinger equation, time independent, and define the terms.
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So it's essentially just an eigenvalue equation for the hamiltonian.
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So we're in one dimension.
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So our way function for the particle, psi, is just going to be a function of one spatial coordinate, or just one coordinate x.
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And that's the eigenvalue under the hamiltonian is the energy.
00:33
So this is the energy of the particle described by psi.
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If we expand this out into a usual hamiltonian, we have that the hamiltonian is comprised of the kinetic term, which is given by this, plus the potential term, and this is equal to the energy terms of wave function.
00:57
So the only things i've not defined here is the potential...