Quantum Physics III Chapter 2: Hydrogen Fine Structure
The hydrogen atom Hamiltonian is by now familiar to you. You have found the bound state spectrum in more than one way and learned about the large degeneracy that exists for all states except the ground state. We will call the hydrogen atom Hamiltonian H(0) and it is given by H(0) = p2 2m − e2 r. (2.1.1) We take this to be the “known ...
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