Study the Ground State Perturbed Eigenfunction with Modified Order Parameters of Hydrogen Atom



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Submitted Jan 14, 2023
Published Feb 8, 2023
10.24018/ejphysics.2023.5.1.238

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Studying the eigen value function of a perturbed hydrogen atom in its ground state with various orders is the goal of this investigation (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th). The new equation is created using the theoretic way to investigate the nature of eigen function. At various perturbed order parameters, it is discovered that the nature rapidly decreases with distance from the Bohr’s radius. Additionally, the nature with perturbed order parameters was discovered to be linear at various separations beyond Bohr’s radius. This demonstrates that while a large amount of energy is needed to perturbed a system close to the Bohr’s radius, very little energy is needed to perturbed a system farther away from the Bohr’s radius.
Keywords: Bohr’s Radius Eigenvalue Function Order Parameter Perturbed Hydrogen Atom

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