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This is the '''probability''' of observing the particle between points ''a'' and ''b''. For some wavefunctions, such as that of a free particle, the integral above does not exist and so they are said to be non-normalisable.
This is the '''probability''' of observing the particle between points ''a'' and ''b''. For some wavefunctions, such as that of a free particle, the integral above does not exist and so they are said to be non-normalisable.
==Examples for the Time-Independent Equation==
==Examples for the Time-Independent Equation==