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Am I correct in assuming that if there is a potential present and it is not infinite then integrals will always be made from minus infinity to infinity, but where an infinite potential exists then the integral will depend on the size of the confinement area?
Sorry to be a little disambiguous, it's for no particluar question, just trying to clarify the limits of integration for general QM problems.
Thanks for any thoughts.
Sorry to be a little disambiguous, it's for no particluar question, just trying to clarify the limits of integration for general QM problems.
Thanks for any thoughts.