If the perturbation is a constant potential, how many terms are needed for an exact solution?

a) Infinite

b) One

c) It depends on the nature of the system.

d) Zero

e) Two

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Keegan Tran

Physics

22 July, 01:42

If the perturbation is a constant potential, how many terms are needed for an exact solution?

a) Infinite

b) One

c) It depends on the nature of the system.

d) Zero

e) Two

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Lincoln Clayton · Answer 1

The total energy is less than the potential energy because of energy conservation. Because you can solve with different linear solutions, I would say it depends on the nature of the system.

If the perturbation is a constant potential, how many terms are needed for an exact solution?a) Infiniteb) Onec) It depends on the nature of the system.d) Zeroe) Two

If the perturbation is a constant potential, how many terms are needed for an exact solution?

a) Infinite

b) One

c) It depends on the nature of the system.

d) Zero

e) Two