Reconsider Exercise 9.6.1 subject to the periodic boundary conditions that the

Chapter 9, Problem 9.6.3

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Reconsider Exercise 9.6.1 subject to the periodic boundary conditions that the eigenvalue splits. This means that if = 0, there is one eigenfunction for each eigenvalue, but as 0, two eigenvalues will approach each other (coalesce), yielding eigenvalues with two eigenfunctions. [Hint: It is necessary to consider a linear combination of both eigenfunctions ( = 0). For each eigenvalue, determine the specific combination of these eigenfunctions that is the unique eigenfunction when = 0.]

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