Why do the lowest eigenvalues and eigenfunctions of an


1. Why do finite square wells have only a finite number of bound eigenvalues? What are the characteristics of the unbound eigenvalues?

2. What would a standing wave eigenfunction for an unbound eigenvalue of a finite square well look like?

3. Why do the lowest eigenvalues and eigenfunctions of an infinite square well provide the best approximation to the corresponding eigenvalues and eigenfunctions of a finite square well?

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