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I may have made some mistakes like where 2pi goes, so please carefully check if you are interested in this issue. | I may have made some mistakes like where 2pi goes, so please carefully check if you are interested in this issue. | ||
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+ | === Can 10/21 10:52am === | ||
+ | For Yuichi, instead of saying A^2 is probability, | ||
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Why is k a known for a scattering problem? | Why is k a known for a scattering problem? | ||
+ | ===Can 10/22 12:15pm === | ||
+ | Since for scattering problem < | ||
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+ | ====Aspirin 10/12, 2:30pm==== | ||
+ | Why does the coefficient, | ||
+ | Yuichi mentioned the reason, but I didn't fully get it. | ||
+ | ===Blackbox 10/12, 3:20pm=== | ||
+ | I'm not quite sure I understood that correctly, but if I say, when a particle moves from the left to the right direction, it will transmitt through the Delta function well. In other words, there is no physical values from the right to the left direction. If we think of the opposite situation, a particle moves from the right to the left, in the first region, < | ||
+ | ====Blackbox 10/12, 6:00pm==== | ||
+ | I might write wrong in my note though. On last Wednesday, Yuichi mentioned the unit of α is Energy/ | ||
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