The inverse Fourier transform of the position probability amplitude y(x,t) is: a. w(p.t): O b. y (k,t) OC. d. w (x,t) = w(p,t) = 1 2π ħ 1 2r ħ 1 2r ħ 1 P + x - Sto ÿ (x,1) e " dp - 00 2π ħ - S + 0 % ( (x,t) e - 00 S. ·S+ a - 00 P + (k.1) e ² = 2 * ak dk + ∞o - S y - 00 P ħ₂. dx (x,t) e -²x dx

The inverse Fourier transform of the position probability amplitude y(x,t) is: a. w(p.t): O b. y (k,t) OC. d. w (x,t) = w(p,t) = 1 2π ħ 1 2r ħ 1 2r ħ 1 P + x - Sto ÿ (x,1) e " dp - 00 2π ħ - S + 0 % ( (x,t) e - 00 S. ·S+ a - 00 P + (k.1) e ² = 2 * ak dk + ∞o - S y - 00 P ħ₂. dx (x,t) e -²x dx

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Chapter6: Quantum Mechanics In One Dimension

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