Prove that if a constant Vo is added to the potential V(r), the system becomes E + Vo and the solutions for Psi(n) stay the same.
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First, we need to understand that the potential energy V(r) is a function of the position r of the particle in the system. It determines the force acting on the particle and hence its motion. Show more…
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