We say that the wave function must go to zero at infinity faster than $1/x^{0.5}$ in order for it to be normalizable.
What about other quantities like the probability current? What is the general rule in computing how fast must something go to zero at infinity?
Monday, October 19, 2015
wavefunction - Quantum Mechanics: How to compute how fast must a function go to zero at infinity?
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