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Solve the Time independent Schrodinger equation for a centered infinite square well with a delta-function barrier in the middle:
V(x) = k Delta(x) for -a
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okay so lemme get this right, first of all this wave function will only exist in that delta function box
E^W=EW, E^ is the hamiltonian operator, now im wondering, since this potential is constant value, does that mean the solution to this equation will just look like the solution to the infinite square well when there is 0 potential in the middle
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