Calculate the energy of the nth excited state to first-order perturbation theory for a spinless particle of mass m moving in an infinite potential well of length 2L, with walls at x = 0 and x = 2L: V (x) = 0 s x < 2L ∞ otherwise, Which is modefide at the bottom by the following perterpation: Vp = Vo sin (TX/2L)

Calculate the energy of the nth excited state to first-order perturbation theory for a spinless particle of mass m moving in an infinite potential well of length 2L, with walls at x = 0 and x = 2L: V (x) = 0 s x < 2L ∞ otherwise, Which is modefide at the bottom by the following perterpation: Vp = Vo sin (TX/2L)

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