Solving 2D Oscillator: Hamiltonian Op & Eigenvalue Analysis

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I would be eternally grateful if I could get some help. The question is: Write down the Haniltonian operator for the 2D harmonic oscillator with the potential V(x,y)=1/2(x^2+y^2).

By using teh separation of variables and theform of the eigenvalue for the 1D harmoinc oscillator, find the energy eigenvalues for the 2D oscillator.
 
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What is your ansatz for eigenfunction with separation of variables?
 
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