delta shell potential
V(t)= -Vo ? (r-a)
solve the Schrodinger equation find the energy eigen function?
The given function is
V(t)= -V0+(r-a)
One thing must be clear, that the potential is always the fuction of position but in above question it is written the potential as a fuction of time which bit unusual. On the left side potential is written as a function of t and on the right we cannot see any time co ordinate. Any how using time Shrodingers equation
delta shell potential V(t)= -Vo ? (r-a) solve the Schrodinger equation find the energy eigen function?
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