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The document discusses the concepts of the simple harmonic oscillator and classical motion, detailing equations for potential energy, total energy, and wave functions. It introduces Hermite polynomials in relation to the solutions of the Schrödinger equation for the harmonic oscillator. The document also covers normalization and orthogonality of wave functions, as well as energy quantization in the system.

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Simple harmonic oscillator


· the classical particle

k
+
3ITEF
=
-

V =
- = ma =
m
- F
-new
-

Sh DHFE

&
#
② PE IDFEE
39
HE P
v(x) Ex
(wot + PETE FEE
=

= TU(0x) X (t) =


Acos

#
·
speed
v(t) = = -

WoASin (Not + 4)

Wo =
· total energy
E =
k+ v =
+ mu + Ex

= WoA'sin" (Wott) +E Arcos" (Not + 4) =


EAL
*
v

= =
#IF #A ,IFAREE

=** EnFhEA > ItRE-A-A


- FE

o classical motion v(x) =X


=0
U(x) ↑

= 0 ·
E = K+ L
& ·
E - E = V ,
k= 0
for bidden forbidden

> X
A O
A
- &

allowed area
- I
=
E4(4)

w = k = wim

-
&M winx4 E
=

EX & FREX = 0
(symmetric)
X

14(4) := 14(X)" FREEPFX =

0 NEX
·
Consider some value of total energy E

0 When Xs classical turning point A V()E

- + V(x)P(X) =
EP()

=> - 3P() ,
where 3= TE V()
-

> The allowed values of E


-

>+ MX4 =
E

& CE -

EmwXY)4(X) = 0

Set y = x + dy =
=>
& +
1944(y) 0

J
=

?
< X

= X- V -
y+ 0 G
,
c

it' lot
>
-

find the solution of ye a

particle yagy
I
* if P(y)-e
** Endecay >E
-
hly (y)y + Sh(y) yhlye -

&
h -zy) -h(y) + yh(y) +C h(y) -yhy-
-EJELI)"af
&
hy-y 1- +
-
h(y) =
yeY+ an[YyNthN
23 +b
polynomial
#
+ 2) (N +4)
yN +
]
h(y) =amyn Tam(m)(m 1) ym= -
29m (m) y + (3-1)amym) = 0

T ↑ moum =

>
-

Eymen-ym Tami (m+ 2) (m+ 1) y -2am(m) y + 12-1)amym) = 0

& m + z (m + >) (m + 1) -
29m (m) + (5-1) am
= O

=> Amt
= a
mcc (or mc N, NX) >
=
Amt
=

-am

h(y) >
-
Hermite polynomials Huly) ->
except for normalization
- constant
H
h (y) 17 ,BFEHY -y
# Hermite
-
Hu(y) =

(-1)"e7e
Pinomials it normalization

F j dye-Y"Huly)" = 2

ur
h(y) * Hermite
polynomials HE DMLE- ,

FEE 9 AUX A , () TFEx


,
<

m& (1 h(y)
= am En = In + 1
, m
=n

ant =
)

m
= 0
[mt =
(m +2) (m+ 1)
(2n + 3) (2n+2)
En
=E =
+En == Chtw ,
n =

E = tw ,
E =
Etw in

↑ = hy)e
((y)e =
normalization constant x Huly)

P( = goeHuly)

normalization

90 lokex =
1 = 90 =
/
=> The allowed solution to Schrodinger eg ,

the wave function for Sil Oscillator

Pn(x) =
(mHn(x)
energy
=

ground
state

En =
(n + /tw ,
n = o (Ent-En tw)=

energy
1
P 1412
=

U(X) M

4tw-
Ite
Es u
-
35W -

Ez Au
-
Itw -

A
tw-- To ~
-
E Y
-


X CX
↓ ↓)
8 8
Hu IE
w 2

-FA7 probability Ex
e
= )
+ V(x)P(X) =
EP(x)

v(x) =
E at X = X1 ,
X = Xc

FEEZETYVCX) *REFERE
X
T Allowed
forbidden forbidden

#0 ↓ (V E) <O
-

+ X
>
4" (v E)4
= -
! (V-E)0
x xz
V E> 0
EFERE
-

= O

>
-

AVIA) EPELE EYESHM


ware function In ,
n =
/1 2
, 3 in

4 t) PutEngenvalue
I Schrodinger
time depende is
-

eq .ge
dependent
# *F
FFEET VW4(
time -

,
=
E4(4)
Schrodinger
90 Hull
Hn(y)
4n =
-
mrx' w
E
7 -> 4n(xit) =
goe
En =
(n + 1) tw

eigen functionERIFIHE
· :

a normalization

1 P* x 14 =

#
4h
*
FRE AF

&
orthogonality (IT) >
-

(4ml4n =
0

19 p4ndx = 0
,
m

>
-

#FREEA Em-Ento

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