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A Free Particle. A free particle is not subjected to any forces, its potential energy is constant. Set U(r,t) = 0, since the origin of the potential energy may be chosen arbitrarily
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FREE PARTICLE
According to quantum mechanics , a free particle can posses CONTINOUS ENERGIES
DETERMINING FREE PARTICLE W.R.T. QUANTUM MECHANICS:
* A free particle is one that is not confined by an external force in some way, or one that is not in a zone where its potential energy varies. This signifies the particle is in a "field-free" region in classical physics.
* It signifies the particle is in an area of uniform potential, which is commonly set to zero in the region of interest since the potential may be set to zero at any point in space arbitrarily.
* A superposition of momentum eigenfunctions can be used to describe the free particle wave function, with coefficients determined by the Fourier transform of the original wavefunction.
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