Two Dimensional Schrodinger Equation is a handy, easy to use application specially designed to help you analyze the time evolution of a two-dimensional wave packet as it moves towards a slit with an obstacle in it, both with variable widths.
By changing three parameters via sliders provided, slit width, obstacle width, and initial position of the wave packet, different behaviors can be explored.
These phenomena include interference, diffraction produced by a slit, a corner, and an obstacle, and bouncing of the wave packet. In addition, the angle of propagation for the diffracted part of the wave packet can be measured.
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Description
This application is a graphical application, which allows the user to see and analyze the trajectories of the wave packet as the width of the slit and the obstacle varies. Based on the quantum mechanical wave equation,the trajectories of the wave packet are drawn on the screen as the initial position and width of the slit, and the width of the obstacle vary with time. In addition, the trajectories of the wave packet are also presented in the screen with different colors to indicate different ranges of position, and the color also represents the momentum of the wave packet. If no obstacles are included in the slit, the slits can be seen as green arrows, and red arrows show where the red parts of the wave packet pass. In this case, the green and red arrows will move in opposite directions. If there is an obstacle in the slit, the green arrows will be replaced by blue arrows. These arrows show the effect of the interference caused by the obstacle. Notice that when a wave packet passes through a narrow slit, the trajectories of the wave packet move slowly and the trajectory of the wave packet in a narrow slit and an obstruction disappears, but the trajectory of the other part of the wave packet is still moving with a high speed. On the other hand, the trajectories of wave packets move fast when the width of the slit increases.In addition, the trajectories of the wave packet show a bouncing effect when they encounter obstacles of different widths. This bouncing effect is related to the wave behavior of the wave packets, which is particularly obvious when the width of the slit is great.
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Credits
Written by Lin Dongshu
Created by Hobby Maker, LLC
Two Dimensional Schrodinger Equation Key features:
Consists of the following functions:
Scene function
Init function
Slit function
Obstacle function
Time function
Color function
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Interference – In normal QM, the resulting eigenfunction is an amplitude superposition of all possible paths. Two of the eigenfunctions are shown in figure 1. In figure 2, the eigenfunction is symmetrical, resulting in constructive interference for the yellow color. As the eigenfunction is not symmetrical, a portion of the probability wave is shown, and the interference is less than in figure 1
Two Dimensional Schrodinger Equation
Two Dimensional Schrodinger Equation is a useful tool for studying the behavior of wave packets in two dimensions and helps you understand the characteristics of the Schroedinger equation.
This is a re-implementation of the original DesktopSchrodinger package for Win32 platform, developed by Adam Drozdzak, who has gone on to create the new cross platform Schrodinger package called, “Schrodinger Pulsar”.
This package allows you to explore the equation for arbitrary potential and for any number of dimensions.
Features
New design
Using a slider based GUI, you can set parameters, set the initial position of a two-dimensional Gaussian shaped wave packet, set the width of the obstacle or slit in the integration, and visualize the results in different ways.
If you set up the initial wave packet using the sliders, the integration will be automatically preformed, with the results being plotted in real time in a tiled plot. If you set a particular range for the calculation, then the user interface will simply plot the results.
The plotting is done using a custom plotting library written by hand, and does not use the more standard plotting package for Mathematica.
A two-dimensional Gaussian wave packet is loaded into the input function and moved in the x and y directions, until it hits an obstacle.
When the width of the obstacle is large enough, the wave packet will bounce back and forth across the obstacle.
Another interesting behavior occurs when the width of the obstacle is much smaller than the wave packet width.
In this case, a portion of the wave packet will be diffracted off the obstacle, and sent on in a new direction. The diffraction angle can be calculated by watching the orientation of the diffracted wave packet.
The final product offers functionality not currently available in most other packages, such as a series of sliders that help set up the initial values, and a bunch of buttons to control things.
Also available is the ability to view the time development of the wave packet, and the position and angle of the diffracted part of the wave packet.
There are also labels with current state information, along with reset buttons to start a new run.
In addition, there are a number of buttons that will help you set up the initial values.
Instructions are also provided for a number of common operation, such as fixing the initial position of the wave packet, or simply viewing the time development of the wave packet.
Examples
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Download this free software and let’s dive into the deep of wave physics.
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What’s New
Like the very first version of this app, now is completely free! There is no restriction on the number of waves you can analyze.
Need to export a photo from your phone to the app, just hit the button on the top left corner of each image and do your job!
Also, a couple of bugs have been fixed.
Thanks to N.I.D.A for proposing the use of double precision in the calculations.
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Features
– Change the slit width, obstacle width, and initial position of the wave packet, and you can see what’s going on in the evolution of the wave packet.
– Plot the parameters of the wave packet over time.
– You can choose to view a graph of each component of your initial wave packet and it’s evolution as well.
– You can choose to view the polar plot of the evolution of the wave packet.
– You can calculate the length of the diffracted part of the wave packet.
– Calculate the radius of curvature for the diffracted part of the wave packet.
– Color graphs can be exported as well, so you can explore it with your eyes and see what happens in the evolution of the wave packet.
– Fast performances, thanks to double precision in the calculations.
– No restrictions on the number of waves you can plot in the app (currently up to 20).
– No need for additional software.
– Import and export images as well.
– Export, in different sizes, the polar and color graphs.
– Straight, resizable, and pinch-able windows that keep their orientation regardless of the screen size.
– If you have a problem with the app or if you need to report a bug, feel free to contact me.
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