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8:22 AM
Probability of finding a particle in the position range a to b in the energy eigenstate in position space,$\psi_n $ is given by integral over the absolute squared wave function.For momentum range a to b,we transform the position space wave function to momentum space and integrate over the interval.


What to do for other physical observables?
e.g.--If I want to find what is the probability of finding the particle in the energy range E1 to E2 or What is the probability that the particle has angular momentum in the range L1 to L2...How to approach the problem?
@JohnRennie Sir,can you please see my above problem,if time permits?
 
8:40 AM
@ManasDogra I would ask that in the h bar as there are people in that room who know a lot more about QM than I do.
 
But will they tolerate mathematical problems like this?
 
@ManasDogra yes.
 
Ok thank you sir
 
8:52 AM
Shall I move this discussion to the h bar?
 
@JohnRennie I actually posted the question in h bar after u asked to do so.
 
OK, I'll just move my answers then ...
5 messages moved to The h Bar
 

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