V=V0i^
E=−E0i^
a=mF=mqE=m(−e)(−E0)i^
a=meE0i^
V=u+at
V=V0+meE0t
∵ De Broglie wavelength= λ=mvh and initially λ0=mv0h.
=m[V0+meE0t]h=mV0[1+mV0eE0t]h=1+mV0eE0tλ0
An electron of mass m with an initial velocity V=V0i^(V0>0) enters in an electric field E=−E0i^(E0>0 and is a constant) at t=0. If λ0 is its de-Broglie wavelength initially, then its de-Broglie wavelength at time t is
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λ0t
λ0(1+mV0eE0t)
(1+mV0eE0t)λ0
λ0
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