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Consider a neutron bound to nucleus at the origin as a simple harmonic oscillator with the natural frequency fo = 10 GHz (@o = (b) in the first excited state. 2n fo). What is the energy of (a) the neutron in the ground state and

Consider a neutron bound to nucleus at the origin as a simple harmonic oscillator with the natural frequency fo = 10 GHz (@o = (b) in the first excited state. 2n fo). What is the energy of (a) the neutron in the ground state and

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Consider a neutron bound to nucleus at the origin as a simple harmonic oscillator with the natural
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(b) in the first excited state.
= 10 GHz (awo = 2n fo). What is the energy of (a) the neutron in the ground state and
ard n1

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