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I'm continuing[1,2] the study of an infinite square well in the context of quantum mechanics. 

Ultimate goal is to calculate the product $\Delta x\Delta k$, for various eigenstates, that is for various values of number $n$. I have finished with $\Delta x$, but I'm stuck with $\Delta k$.

ClearAll["Global`*"];
(* The length of the well *)
L = 1;

(* The eigenfunctions, n=1,2,3,... *)
u[n_, x_] := If[x &lt;= 0 || x &gt;= L, 0, Sqrt[2/L] Sin[n π x / L]]

(* The Fourier transform of eigenfunctions u[n,x] from the position
   domain onto the momentum domain *)
φ[n_, k_] :=
    Simplify[
        FourierTransform[u[n, x], x, k, FourierParameters -&gt; {0, -1}],
        n ∈ Integers]

(* The probability density function η(n,k) *)
η[n_, k_] := 
    FullSimplify[φ[n, k] \[Conjugate] φ[n, k],
    {n ∈ Integers, k ∈ Reals}]

(* Calculate (Δk)^2 = &lt;k^2&gt; - &lt;k&gt;^2 = &lt;k^2&gt; *)
Integrate[
    k^2 η[n, k], {k, -∞, +∞},
    (* Edited: Was: {n ∈ Integers, n &gt; 0}, but this edit didn't
       fix the problem. *) 
    Assumptions -&gt; n ∈ Integers &amp;&amp; n &gt; 0]


The problem is that Mathematica can't calculate the last integral for any arbitrary $n$, although it can, correctly, calculate its value for hardcoded $n$s. Like $n=1,2,...$.

My question is:
Do you have any idea on how I could calculate it, perhaps by rewriting it a bit, or by using some other trick? In case it helps, the result should be $n^2\pi^2$.

Note: Actually it can be calculated with Cauchy's residue theorem, but I'd like to avoid taking that route, if possible. Though, if it can't be done otherwise, I will post a solution with residual calculation so that this question has an answer.

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