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 The simple harmonic oscillator has energy level increments of 1. <math>E_{n} = (n + \frac{1}{2})\hbar\omega</math>
+=== Can 10/19 11:21pm ===
+I thought I understood SHO,and just like chavaz said <math>E_{n} = (n + \frac{1}{2})\hbar\omega</math>, but now I am confused,  how do you make the jump from SHO to fermions?
+=== ice IX 10/20 00:44 ===
+You are thinking of spin 1/2 for fermions, which has nothing to do with the energy value increments for the SHO; any particle can be in such a potential.
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