The wavefunction of the particle in its ground state is w(x)= Ae 2a, Calculate the firstorder correction to the energy if the perturbation of H'is applied to the potential V.k2a?(a)k2a(b)k2(c)ka2k(d)

The first-order energy correction is given by: ∫ψ*(x)H'ψ(x)dx∫ψ*ψdx where ψ(x) is the wavefunction…

The wavefunction of the particle in its ground state is w(x)= Ae 2a, Calculate the first %3D order correction to the energy if the perturbation of H' is applied to the potential V. k 2a2 (a) k 2a (b) k 2 (c) ka

The wavefunction of the particle in its ground state is w(x)= Ae 2a, Calculate the first %3D order correction to the energy if the perturbation of H' is applied to the potential V. k 2a2 (a) k 2a (b) k 2 (c) ka

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The wavefunction of the particle in its ground state is w(x)= Ae 2a, Calculate the first
order correction to the energy if the perturbation of H'
is applied to the potential V.
k
2a?
(a)
k
2a
(b)
k
2
(c)
ka
2k
(d)

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