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![SOLVED:Particle in 1D box The Schrodinger equation is second-order homogeneous differential equation. For particle of mass m inside an infinite potential well of width L along the X-axis the Schrodinger equation reads SOLVED:Particle in 1D box The Schrodinger equation is second-order homogeneous differential equation. For particle of mass m inside an infinite potential well of width L along the X-axis the Schrodinger equation reads](https://cdn.numerade.com/ask_images/7f976774923d4f46bb2b42fb48d20ee2.jpg)
SOLVED:Particle in 1D box The Schrodinger equation is second-order homogeneous differential equation. For particle of mass m inside an infinite potential well of width L along the X-axis the Schrodinger equation reads
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