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| - | There are two different approaches about this problem. The first one is Odd case and the other is Even case. In the lecture, Professor considered of Odd case, which is asymmetric. Therefore we will get B = -C since < | + | There are two different approaches about this problem. The first one is Odd case and the other is Even case. In the lecture, Professor considered of Odd case, which is asymmetric. The Shrodinger equation of the second region can be expressed like B`sin(kx). Therefore we will get B = -C since < |
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