76313A QUANTUM MECHANICS II

Excercise 10

spring 2011

1. Let us consider an AB-spin system discussed in the lecture notes and let us assume that the NMR-transition lines of the emission spectra appear at frequencies 100, 109, 111 and 120 in some units. Determine from that information the coecients 1 , 2 and J in the Hamiltonian and the ratios of the intensities of these lines. See the lecture notes sections 4.3 and 5.5 for a discussion on the topic. 2. Let us consider an AB-spin system in which all the coupling constants are positive, 1 = 2 , J > 1 +2 , and J >> 1 2 . Study the emission spectrum of the system when it is placed in a sinusoidally oscillating magnetic eld. See the lecture notes sections 4.3 and 5.5 for a discussion on the topic. 3. Calculate the transmission coecient in the scattering from a onedimensional potential barrier with the height V0 and width a. At which values of the scattering energy E the transmission coecient is equal to one. Is that possible if E < V0 ? 4. Let us consider scattering To be more precise, let us incoming particle is equal reection and transmission barrier. from a one-dimensional potential barrier. consider the case where the energy of the to the height of the barrier. Present the coecients as functions of the width of the

5. Let us consider scattering from a one-dimensional potential step. To be more precise, let us consider the case where the energy of the incoming particle is lower than the step height. a) Determine whether the the amplitude of the scattered wave is equal to the one of the incoming wave. b) Calculate the phase dierence between the incoming and the scattered wave. c) Calculate the amplitude of the transmitted wave. d) Assume that there is a number of incoming particles. Furthermore, assume that all the particles have the same energy which is lower than the step height. Calculate the average penetration depth (take into account only those particles that are not reected from the very surface of the step).