Journal of Zhangzhou Normal University

New Description for Quantum Motions of Linear Harmonic Oscillator and Q-deformed Harmonic Oscillator

Zhuang Yi-qiang

Published Jan 1, 2001• 0 citations

Abstract

This paper demonstrates the quantum solutions of linear harmonic oscillator and q-deformed harmonic oscillator. Double wave theory is used to describe their quantum motions. the results are compared with those of classical mechanics.

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