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  • Question: Without using exact mathematics-that is, using only arguments of curvature, symmetry, and semiquantitative estimates of wavelength-sketch the energy eigen-functions for the ground state, first excited state, and second excited state of a particle in the potential energy well V(x) = a |x| shown in Fig. 6.18. This potential energy has been suggested as arising

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Without using exact mathematics-that is, using only arguments of curvature, symmetry, and semiquantitative estimates of wavelength-sketch the energy eigen-functions for the ground state, first excited state, and second excited state of a particle in the potential energy well V(x) = a |x| shown in Fig. 6.18. This potential energy has been suggested as arising from the force exerted by one quark on another quark.