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determining normalization constant
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Stuck on this problem.
Find the normalization constant for the wavefunction: exp(-ax^2) over infinite one-dimensional space, where a is a constant.
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And you tried to solve this how, exactly?
If you've got no idea, start by asking yourself: what is a normalization constant?
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