Chapter 5: Q68E (page 191)
To describe the matter wave, does the function have well-defined energy? Explain
Short Answer
The matter wave with the wave function does not have a well-defined energy because the result still contains a wave function.
Chapter 5: Q68E (page 191)
To describe the matter wave, does the function have well-defined energy? Explain
The matter wave with the wave function does not have a well-defined energy because the result still contains a wave function.
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