Particle in one dimensional box

[@vinaycharan5731]

Brilliantly explained Hats Off

[@ChemWis]

Thank you. That's great to hear

[@kingplunger6033]

Why is the integral of cos(2npix/a) the same after integration? Shouldn't you use a substitution for the inner part and the outer part becomes a sin ? Pretty sure I am right, but it doesn't matter in this case, as sin would just be zero at both points and in the end its the samebresult

[@pradeepdeshmukh1331]

Thank you sir 🎉🎉

[@ChemWis]

Welcome

[@riospeaks859]

Great and student friendly explanation

[@ChemWis]

Keep watching

[@jericcenon6782]

Hello can you help me solve this Determine for a particle in 1 - dimensional box from 0 to a. The normalized wave function, ψ = (2/a)^1/2 sin nπx/a.

[@ChemWis]

Watch this video I have fully described answer to your question

[@jericcenon6782]

​@@ChemWisthank you but I thought you just showed how to normalize the wave function The normalized wave function, ψ = (2/a)^1/2 sin nπx/a? sorry I'm confused I need help

[@ManviGaur-l4g]

Sir can u please provide the pdf of the wave function plots

[@nepalima2409]

Thanks sir.

[@ChemWis]

Most welcome

[@mathiazhagan5170]

Nice sir

[@ChemWis]

Thanks and welcome