Transcription of 221B Lecture Notes - Hitoshi Murayama
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221b Lecture NotesNotes on Spherical bessel Functions1 DefinitionsWe would like to solve the free Schr odinger equation h22m[1rd2dr2r l(l+ 1)r2]R(r) = h2k22mR(r).(1)R(r) is the radial wave function (~x) =R(r)Yml( , ). By factoring out h2/2mand defining =kr, we find the equation[1 d2d 2 l(l+ 1) 2+ 1]R( ) = 0.(2)The solutions to this equation are spherical bessel functions . Due to somereason, I don t see the integral representations I use below in books on math-emtical formulae, but I believe they are behavior at the origin can be studied by power expansion. AssumingR n, and collecting terms of the lowest power in , we getn(n+ 1) l(l+ 1) = 0.(3)There are two solutions,n=lor l 1.
221B Lecture Notes Notes on Spherical Bessel Functions 1 Definitions We would like to solve the free Schr¨odinger equation − ¯h2 2m " 1 r d2 dr2 r− l(l+1)
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