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Physics, 13.07.2019 01:20 emmat1220

Consider a rigid body with moment of inertia i, which is constrained to rotate in the xy plane, and whose motion is given by the schrödinger equation, a) find the eigenfunctions and eigenvalues. b) assume the rotator has a fixed dipole moment p in the plane. an electric field e is applied to the plane. find the changes in energy levels to first and second order in the field.

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