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N I
D nm k I m ( A I m B I m ) = k I n ( A I n B I n ).
(4.37)
n = 0
This is a set of linear equations that determine the relationships
between these expansion coe cients. In these above equations,
D mn represents the coupling strength of different modes, which is
expressed by the overlap of the wave functions for the regions I
and II
W I
I m ( y ) η
I n ( y ) dy .
D mn =
η
(4.38)
0
Substituting Eq. 4.29 into the above equation, we can derive the
explicitform of D mn , i.e.,
W I
W II , if m = 0, n = 0;
D mn =
(4.39)
2 W II
W I sin n π W I
, if m = 0, n = 0;
1
n π
D mn =
(4.40)
W II
D mn = 0, if m = 0, n = 0;
(4.41)
sin m π +
1
W I W II
1
n π W I
W II
D mn =
W I +
W II
m
n
,if m
sin m
π
1
n
W I
W II
0, m
n
W II ;
(4.42)
+
π
=
=
W I =
0, n
W I
W II
m
n
W I
W II , if m = 0, n = 0, m
n
W II .
D mn =
W I =
(4.43)
For the sake of making the matrix calculation, one defines
matrices D , K I , K II whose elements are D mn , k I m δ mn , k I n δ mn ,
respectively. Similarly, four column vectors A I , B I , A II ,and B II are
alsoconstructedbythecorrespondingelements A I m , B I m , A I n ,and B I n .
In thisnotation,wehave
A I
B I
D ( A II
B II ),
+
=
+
(4.44)
 
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