Assignment on the tight binding model

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The discussion focuses on deriving the energy spectrum using the tight-binding model, identifying three energy bands: E+(k), E−(k), and E0(k)=0. The inquiry centers on the dispersion laws and the implications of a flat energy band, which indicates a lack of kinetic energy variation across certain states. Additionally, the behavior of the particle as time approaches infinity is examined, particularly when starting from a generic site state Ψ(0)=|βm>. The energy bands derived are E_0(k)=0 and E_{\pm}(k)=-Jcos(ka)±√(J^2cos^2(ka)+g_c^2+g_b^2). Understanding these concepts is crucial for further analysis in solid-state physics.
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Summary:: Due tight-binding model I derived the energy spectrum of the particle, showing that it comprises three energy bands E+(k), E−(k) and E0(k)=0. Now, I have to find the dispersion laws. Why do I have a flat energy band? What is its physical significance?. Also, what happens to the particle to t→∞ if the state at t=0 is in a generic site Ψ(0)=|βm>?

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##E_0(k)=0 ; E_{\pm}(k)=-Jcos(ka){\pm}\sqrt{J^2cos^2(ka)+g_c^2+g_b^2}##
These are the energy bands that I found.
 
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