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PHYS GR6037 Lecture 8: Oct 10th

United States

QUANTUM MECHANICS I

Physics

Al Mueller

Columbia University

Introduction To Contemporary Civilization

Accelerated Intermediate German.

Masterpieces of Western Music.

Differential Geometry.

Introduction to Modern Algebra I.

Introduction to Modern Algebra II.

Representations of Finite Groups.

Topology.

Complex Variables.

Accelerated Physics I.

Intermediate Laboratory Work.

Quantum Mechanics.

Thermal and Statistical Physics.

Accelerated Physics II.

Electricity and Magnetism.

Global Urbanism.

Nobility and Civility.

QUANTUM MECHANICS II

Which two microscopes generate three-dimensional images?

We used the density of states in three dimensions to derive the carrier density. (a) Derive the one dimensional and (b) two dimensional density of states; also (c) derive the electron carrier densities for both.

Two adjacent allowed energies of a neutron in a one-dimensional boxare 4.8Ã10-13 J and 7.5Ã10-13 J. What is the length (in fm) of thebox?

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