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Let’s say that at t=0 the hydrogen atom is in the state that is described by...

Let’s say that at t=0 the hydrogen atom is in the state that is described by the following wave function:

Ψ(r,0) = N{ψ211(r,θ,φ) + 1/4ψ32-1(r,θ,φ)+1/4ψ320(r,θ,φ)}

where ψ are the the normalized eigenfunctions of the hydrogen atom.

For a random time t calculate

  1. The normalized wave function Ψ(r,t)

  2. The expected value of the z component of the angular momentum, <Lz>

  3. The expected value of the square of the angular momentum, <L^2

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Expert Solution

1)

---------------1

The normalising condition is,

------------------2 This the normalise wavefunction

Now time evolution of the wavefunction is given by,

  --------------------------3 Energy depends only on n.

2) The angular momentum Lz eigenvalue is given as,

and   

3) Now


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