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transverse waves
oscillate in a direction perpendicular to its direction of motion
standing wave
bound on either side, cannot extend to infinity
do not carry energy from one location to another
nodes
points on a standing wave where oscillation amplitude is zero, not including endpoints
heisenberg uncertainty principle
one cannot know precisely both the position and momentum of a icrosscopic particle at the same time
classical particle in a box
equally likely to be found at any point in the box
energy quantization
energy of the particle in a box can only have certain specific values
zero-point energy
energy at ground state