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(Solved): Spin particle in a magnetic field Given the Hamilton operator: 0 H ==yB - S = G(B; [__]+Bx[]). = + ...



Spin particle in a magnetic field
Given the Hamilton operator:
0
H ==yB - S = G(B; [__]+Bx[]).
=
+
Where G
-
yh
2
And the spi

Spin particle in a magnetic field Given the Hamilton operator: 0 H ==yB - S = G(B; [__]+Bx[]). = + Where G - yh 2 And the spin up and down along the z axis: = [0] 08 11> | 1>=60 There is a weak magnetic field along the x-axis and strong magnetic field along the z axis. 1. Use petrubation theory to find the first order correction El to the energies. (Hint: E1 =< [H'll >) 2. Use petrubation theory to find the second order correction Eto the energies.


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