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    1) The document presents a problem involving solving a finite difference equation for the potential V(x) of a particle in a potential well. 2) It considers two cases: when the particle energy E is less than the potential well depth Vo, and when E is greater than Vo. 3) In the first case, the solution for the wavefunction Y is given as a superposition of sine and cosine terms satisfying the boundary conditions at x=0 and x=L.

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    1) The document presents a problem involving solving a finite difference equation for the potential V(x) of a particle in a potential well. 2) It considers two cases: when the particle energy E is less than the potential well depth Vo, and when E is greater than Vo. 3) In the first case, the solution for the wavefunction Y is given as a superposition of sine and cosine terms satisfying the boundary conditions at x=0 and x=L.

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    1) The document presents a problem involving solving a finite difference equation for the potential V(x) of a particle in a potential well. 2) It considers two cases: when the particle energy E is less than the potential well depth Vo, and when E is greater than Vo. 3) In the first case, the solution for the wavefunction Y is given as a superposition of sine and cosine terms satisfying the boundary conditions at x=0 and x=L.

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