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(a)

Consider the potential graph shown below. If b=0 , the issue will be a standard finite square well with exponential decay outside and sinusoidal decay within. As a result of the potential's symmetry at the origin, the first solution is cosine, while the second is sine. There is only one node for the sine and none for the cosine.

1. For b=0

2. For $b鈮�a$ Even ground condition. Outside, sinusoidal inside the wells, and hyperbolic cosine inside the barrier. The oddest initial excited state is a hyperbolic sine in the barrier. One without a node ${蠄}_1$ and two with a node ${蠄}_2$.

(b)

When b is close to a in the second scenario, the exponential decay outside, sinusoidal inside the wells, and hyperbolic cosine inside the barrier all signify that the ground state is even. Odd, which in barrier terms denotes hyperbolic sine, describes the first excited state. There are no nodes for ${蠄}_1$and ${蠄}_2$, respectively.

(c)

Here when b = 0 the energies above the bottom are shown:

$E_n+V_0鈮�\frac{n^2{蟺}^2{\sout{h}}^2}{2m{\left(2a\right)}^2}$

so,

$E_1+V_0鈮�\frac{{蟺}^2{\sout{h}}^2}{2m{\left(2a\right)}^2}{E}_2+V_0鈮�\frac{4{蟺}^2{\sout{h}}^2}{2m{\left(2a\right)}^2}$

For $b鈮�a$the width of each well is a,

$E_1+V_0鈮�E_2+V_0鈮�\frac{{蟺}^2{\sout{h}}^2}{2m{a}^2}$

Where:

$h=\frac{{蟺}^2{\sout{h}}^2}{2m{a}^2}$

The ground state has the lowest energy in configuration I, and with b, the electron tends to attract the nuclei together, enhancing atom bonding.

Therefore, the electron, on the other hand, forces the nuclei apart in the first excited state.