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LAHLH
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Hi,
If I have the Hamiltonian: [itex] H=(1/2)p^2+(1/24)\lambda(x^2-v^2)^2[/itex] what is the best way to find the ground state wave functions [itex] \psi(x) [/itex]. I was thinking this sort of looks like the harmonic osscilator, so maybe a clever change of variables could do the trick? or some form of perturbation perspective?
If I have the Hamiltonian: [itex] H=(1/2)p^2+(1/24)\lambda(x^2-v^2)^2[/itex] what is the best way to find the ground state wave functions [itex] \psi(x) [/itex]. I was thinking this sort of looks like the harmonic osscilator, so maybe a clever change of variables could do the trick? or some form of perturbation perspective?