3. Perturbations due to external magnetic field. A zero spin particle in a spherically symmetric potential...

3. Perturbations due to external magnetic field.

A zero spin particle in a spherically symmetric potential has energy levels given by E_nl. What are the perturbations of the energy levels and the wave function to leading order in perturbation theory due to the presence of a homogeneous external magnetic field of magnitude B?

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