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And so forth. The pattern here is clear: we can calculate the $$(j\!+\!1)$$th
-correction using only our previous result for the $$j$$th correction.
+correction using our result for the $$j$$th correction.
The only purpose of $$\lambda$$ was to help us collect its orders;
in the end we simply set $$\lambda = 1$$ or absorb it into $$\hat{H}_1$$.
Now we have the essence of time-dependent perturbation theory,
-we cannot go any further without considering a specific $$\hat{H}_1$$.
+and we cannot go any further without considering a specific $$\hat{H}_1$$.