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Perturbation Theory - Physical Chemistry - Lecture Notes, Study notes of Physical Chemistry

Perturbation Theory, Rayleigh-Schrodinger Theory, Quantum Mechanical Problem, Perturbation, Hamiltonian, Energy of Perturbed Problem, Wavefunction, Expressions for Higher-Orders. Before every lecture in Physical Chemistry, we received a lecture handout from lecturer. In end, we got all of them in soft form too. This is soft copy I am sharing with you. Enjoy.

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Download Perturbation Theory - Physical Chemistry - Lecture Notes and more Study notes Physical Chemistry in PDF only on Docsity! Rayleigh-Schrödinger Perturbation Theory Begins with a solved quantum mechanical problem. Solve a new problem by defining a perturbation (or change) to the original problem. )()()()(ˆ o n o n o n o EH Ψ=Ψ solved "unperturbed" problem 'ˆˆˆ )( HHH o += Hamiltonian of real "perturbed" problem τdHEE on o n o nn )(*)()( 'ˆ Ψ∫ Ψ+= Energy of perturbed problem correct to first-order. There are expressions for higher-orders of perturbation theory, but these get progressively more complicated. For instance, the energy corrected to second-order requires the knowledge of the wavefunction corrected to first-order: Wavefunction Corrected to First-Order: ∑ − ∫ ΨΨ=Ψ ≠ij o j o i o i o j n EE dH )()( )(*)( )1( 'ˆ τ Energy Corrected to Second-Order: ττ dHdHEE n o n o n o n o nn )1(*)()(*)()( 'ˆ 'ˆ Ψ∫ Ψ+Ψ∫ Ψ+= Docsity.com
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