2. Which of the following statements is wrong, in regard to the physics of a 1D oscillator in the quadratic potential energy ? Let n denote the state quantum number of oscillation, with n = 0 for the ground state and n = 1, 2, for excited states.
(A) The classical ground state energy is given by E₀ = 0.
(B) Quantum energy levels {En's} are equally spaced.
(C) Oscillation frequencies are identical for classical and quantum oscillators.
(D) For large n, the quantum description approaches the classical one.
(E) The ground state wave function (Note: x_tis the classical turning point where the kinetic energy vanishes.)

28. Suppose the consumption function is given by the equation C = 100 + 0.8YD, where YD is disposable income. What is the marginal propensity to save? (A) 0.8 (B) 0.2 (C) 100 (D) 2.0

29. Suppose the only revenue taken in by the government is in the form of income tax, and the tax rate is 10 percent. If aggregate income is $800 billion, and government outlays are $100 billion, then the government budget has (A) a deficit of $20 billion. (B) neither a surplus nor a deficit. (C) a surplus of $20 billion. (D) a deficit of $80 billion.

30. Changes in which of the following is included as part of fiscal policy? (A) tax rates (B) monetary policy (C) the quantity of money (D) the level of interest rates 

複選題1. For a metal with specified work function Φ0= 3.1 eV subject to exposure of light with various wavelengths and intensity of 8.01 W/m2 directed at the metal sphere with a radius of 5 cm (A) The maximum wavelength required to stimulate the photoelectron emission is = 350 nm, which is the kind of ultra-violate (UV) (B) Under the exposure of light withλ = 248 nm, the maximum energy of the photoelectrons emitted from the metal is 1.5 eV (C) Under the exposure of light with λ  = 155 nm, the maximum energy of the photoelectrons emitted from the metal is 4.5 eV (D) Under the condition that the exposure of light λ  = 248 nm and 0.25% of the incident photons create photoelectrons, the number of emitted photoelectrons is (E) The increase of exposure light intensity can increase the photoelectrons numbers and energy

3. Assuming that the conduction electrons in a cube of a metal on edge 1 cm behave as a free quantized gas, what is the number of states which are available in the energy interval 4.00-4.01 eV, per unit volume? (A)(B) (C) (D) (E)

4. What is the depletion-layer width for a p-n junction with zero bias in germanium, given that the impurity concentrations are, respectively, at T = 300 K, relative permittivity εr = 16 and contact potential difference Vo = 0.8 V? (A) 0.0725 μm (B) 0.145  μm (C) 0.29 μm (D) 0.58  μm (E) 1.16  μm

複選題5. For a muon with mμ = 200 me captured by a proton to form a muonic atom, please calculate the orbital radius, wavelength, speed, and energies at ground state n= 1: r1, λ1, v1, E1, and photon wavelength  λa for transition from E2 to E1 (c-line) (A) (B) (C) v1= 2.1872x106m/s (D) E1=-2505 eV (E)

6. Consider a particle moving in a 2D square quantum' well, with well width = L and well depth = ∞. Take potential well bottom = 0. Which of the following statements is correct, in regard to state? (A) The ground state energy is four times as large as that in a 1D quantum well of identical width and depth. (B) The ground state energy is 1/4 of the first excited state energy. (C) The ground state wave function is given by the sum F0(x) + F0(y), ((x,y) = particle position), where F0 is the ground state wave function in a 1D quantum well of identical width and depth. (D) The ground state wave function vanishes at the well center. (E) The ground state wave function is even with respect to the inversion operation (x,y) → (-x,-y).

7. Electrons with energy of 2 eV are separately incident on 10 eV barriers with 0.5 nm and I nm wide. What are their respective transmission probabilities? (A) (B) (C)(D) (E)

8. In terms of a particle trapped in a box with the length of L, which of following statements is wrong? (A) The normalized wave functions of the particle are (B) At ground state, the probability of the particle which is found between 0.45 L and 0.55 L is about 10%. (C) At first excited state, the probability of the particle which is found between 0.45 L and 0.55 L is about 0.65%. (D) At first excited state, the probability of the particle which is found at x = 0.5 L is zero. (E) At a particular place in the box, the probability of the particle may be different for different quantum numbers.