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    This document provides the homework assignments for ENEE 313 that are due on February 11, 2015. It includes 7 problems: (1) Read chapters in textbooks, (2) Calculate frequency of light emitted during an electron transition in hydrogen, (3) Solve the Schrodinger wave equation for a free electron, (4) Calculate energy required to remove an electron from hydrogen, (5) Calculate probability of finding a particle in a region of an infinite potential well, (6) Answer self-quiz questions from a textbook.

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    ENEE 313

    HW 2, Due Wednesday, Feb 11, 2015


    Read Chapter 2 in Goldsman carefully, and reach Chapter 2 in S&B quickly.

    1. (S&B) 2.5

    2. (S&B) 2.6 (Hint, the size of the smallest observable feature that can be seen with a
    microscope is proportional to the wavelength.)

    3. (S&B) 2.11

    4. Calculate the frequency of light emitted when an electron transitions from the second lowest
    energy level to the lowest in a hydrogen atom. Calculate the energy required to remove an
    electron from a hydrogen atom when the electron is in the lowest energy level.

    5. a) Using the method of separation of variables solve the Schrodinger Wave Equation for a
    free electron in one dimension. Recall that for the free electron V=0, so that:
    2
    2 x, t x, t
    .
    2m x 2 j t
    Assume the electron is moving in the positive x direction and show that the solution is that
    of a plane wave. Show also that for the solution to exist the following relation between E,
    our separation constant, and k must hold:
    2 2
    k
    E , where E is the total energy of the electron. (Note that k is the wavevector and
    2m
    k=2/. So that would be the electron wavelength).
    b) Starting from the classical expression for kinetic energy, E 1 2 mv 2 , show that the
    momentum of the free electron can be written as k .

    c) We know the momentum operator is given by . Show that the average (or expected)
    j x
    momentum is given by k . (hint: see examples 2-1 and 3-1 in the S&B text).

    6. If a particle is in the ground state in an infinite potential well of length 1.0 nanometers,
    calculate the probability of finding the particle in the region 0 < x < L/4).

    7. (S&B) Self Quiz Questions 1 & 2, and explain your answers.

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