The potential of a particle is given as V (x) = -Vδ (x), with V being...

The potential of a particle is given as V (x) = -Vδ (x), with V being a positive number. Find the wave function and energy of the bounded states of this particle.

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In question given potential is V(x)=V (x).

In calcination I use potential V(x)=(x). (To distinguish Left hand side V and Right hand side V.)

genius_generous answered 2 weeks ago

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