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The energy levels for a symmetric and nonsymmetric double-well potential in a two-dimensional system using the Hill determinant approach

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Energy levels of the Schrödinger equation for a double-well potentialV(x, y; Z x 2, Zy 2,λ) = −Z x 2 x 2 -Z y 2 y 2 +λ[a xx x 4 + 2a xy x2y2 +a yy y 4] in a two-dimensional system are calculated using the Hill determinant approach for several eigenstates and over a wide range of values of the perturbation parameters (λ, Z x 2,Z y 2). Some of the results calculated by the Hill determinant approach are compared with those results produced by the inner product technique.

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Witwit, M. The energy levels for a symmetric and nonsymmetric double-well potential in a two-dimensional system using the Hill determinant approach. J Math Chem 19, 75–86 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01165132

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