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Bound States Calculation Lab

By Dragica Vasileska1, Gerhard Klimeck2, Xufeng Wang2

1. Arizona State University 2. Purdue University

Calculates bound states for square, parabolic, triangular and V-shaped potential energy profile

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Version 1.0.4 - published on 25 Feb 2010

doi:10254/nanohub-r4875.5 cite this

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170 quantum well depth in square wells - labeling and wavefunction plotting
Proposed by Gerhard Klimeck @ 06:24 PM on 18 Jan 2010 • 0 		100 points 0 Like 0 Dislike
21 plot the wavefunctions in a more organized way
Proposed by Gerhard Klimeck @ 08:19 PM on 31 May 2009 • 1 		50 points 0 Like 0 Dislike
20 plotting the eigenstate energies as a function of occurrance
Proposed by Gerhard Klimeck @ 08:15 PM on 31 May 2009 • 1 		  0 Like 0 Dislike Granted
172 add a new model for parabolic confinement
Proposed by Gerhard Klimeck @ 11:35 PM on 18 Jan 2010 • 0 		  0 Like 0 Dislike Granted
171 add a new model for square wells
Proposed by Gerhard Klimeck @ 11:26 PM on 18 Jan 2010 • 0 		  0 Like 0 Dislike Granted

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