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Applying Schrodinger's Equation

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Suppose the V(x) is complex. Obtain an expression for the equation in the file (see attachment).

For absorption of particles the last quantity must be negative (since particles disappear, the probability of there being any decreases). What does this tell us about the imaginary part of V(x)?

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