Griffiths Quantum Mechanics 2nd Edition: Solution Manual

Solution directory (incomplete).

This is the first time I have ever attempted to make a formal physics solution set, so for my Chapter 1 and Chapter 4 solutions, I checked some of them against the solutions at this link . Despite this, all solutions written here were personally constructed, I only used this website to make sure that my solutions were not incorrect.

Chapter 1: Problem 1.4 , Problem 1.7 , Problem 1.11 , Problem 1.14 , Problem 1.15

Chapter 2: Problem 2.14 , Problem 2.22 , Problem 2.29 , Problem 2.36 , Problem 2.40

Chapter 3: Problem 3.11 , Problem 3.13 , Problem 3.14 , Problem 3.15 , Problem 3.16 , Problem 3.33 , Problem 3.35

Chapter 4: Problem 4.1 , Problem 4.14 , Problem 4.17 , Problem 4.24 , Problem 4.30 , Problem 4.33 , Problem 4.50 , Problem 4.57

Chapter 5: Problem 5.37

Chapter 6: Problem 6.5 , Problem 6.7 , Problem 6.10

Chapter 9: Problem 9.2

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    Problem from Introduction to Quantum Mechanics, 2nd edition, by David J. Griffiths, Pearson Education, Inc.

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    Use Equation 1.16 to determine A. Find hxi, hx2i, and . Sketch the graph of (x). Solution The needed integrals from inside the back cover are given here. (2n)! x2ne x2=a2 dx = 0 n! 2n+1 n! x2n+1e x2=a2 dx = a2n+2 0 2 Part (a) The probability distribution here is gaussian, and it's assumed to be valid over the whole line. (x) = Ae (x a)2; 1 < x < 1

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