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(a) Find the second-order correction to the energies(En2)for the potential in Problem 6.1. Comment: You can sum the series explicitly, obtaining -for odd n.

(b) Calculate the second-order correction to the ground state energy(E02)for the potential in Problem 6.2. Check that your result is consistent with the exact solution.

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(a)En2={0,ifniseven-2ma/魔苍2,ifnisodd.(b)En2=232(-4n-2)=-218(n+12).

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(a)Finding the second order correction to the energies(En2)

m0Hn0=2a0asinmaxx-a2sinnaxdx=2asinm2sinn2

which is zero unless both m and n are odd-in which case it is2/aSo Eq. 6.15 says

En2=mnm0H'n02En0-Em0En2=mn,odd2a21En0-Em0 (6.15).

But Eq. 2.27 says

En=2kn22m=n2222ma2En0=222ma2n2,SO (2.27).

En2=0,ifniseven2m22mn,odd1n2-m2'ifnisodd

To sum the series, note that Thus,1n2-m2=12n1m+n-1m-n.Thus

forn=1:=123,5,7...1m+1-1m-1=1214+16+18+...-12-14-16-18...=12-12=-14forn=3:=161,5,7...1m+3-1m-3,=1614+18+110+...+12-12-14-16-18-110...=16-16=-136

In general, there is perfect cancellation except for the term 1/2n in the first sum, so the total is

12n-12n=-12n2.

Therefore:En2=0,ifniseven-2m/n2,ifnisodd.

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(b) Calculating the second order correction to the ground state energy(E02)

H'=12kx2;m0H'n0=12kmx2nusingEqs.2.66and2.69:a^+n=n+1n+1'a^-n=nn-12.66.x=2m蝇a^++a^-;p^=i魔m蝇2a^+-a^-2.69.

mx2n=2mma+2+a+a-+a-a++a-2n=2m[n+1n+2m\n+2+nm\n+n+1m\n+nn-1m\n-2]SO,formn,m0H'n0=12k2m蝇n+1n+2m,n+2+nn+1m,n-2En0=42mnn+1n+2m,n+2+nn+1m,n+22n+12-m+12

=216mnn+1n+1m,n,+2+nn-1m,n,-2n-m=232-n2-3n-2+n2-n=232-4n-2=-218n+12

(which agrees with the2term in the exact solution Problem 6.2(a)).

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