For E=−ℏ2κ2/(2m), the decaying Green's function is me−κ∣x−x′∣/(κℏ2), with the same derivative jump as before. A normalizable negative-energy state has no incident homogeneous part. Applying the inverse to Lψ=−Uψ givesThe condition κ>0 is necessary for decay on both sides.
ψ(x)=−κℏ2m∫e−κ∣x−x′∣U(x′)ψ(x′)dx′.
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