how do i solve this quantum mechanics problem?

Question

Ψ(bar, sub 0) = √(m/π)*e^(-2α(xbarsubi)² + A)


please list all your steps you can find the problem on page 107 of stephen hawkings the universe in a nutshell (thanx daniel g for getting me the full equation btw)

Answer 1

Here is a scan so you can see it better:
http://img204.imageshack.us/img204/5452/equationqb9.jpg

However, like someone already pointed out, it's already solved - found out that's a solution of the Schrodinger Equation.

That means, that if you want to simplify even further, you would need the numerical values of all variables shown, since the only ones we know by definition are e = 2.7182, and π = 3.1416

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Generally speaking = psi*conjugate psi is where you start. < > is the BRAKET notation. But I'm afraid, due to Yahoo Answers limitations, I cannot read the RHS of your psi equation. So I can't do any more than start you off.

Answer 4

Solve for what? That's an equation, not a problem.