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Is there a way to actually find the equation of $R(r)$ without looking at a table with these equations already given? I'm given $n, l,$$n$, $\ell$, and $m$.
Is there a way to actually find the equation of $R(r)$ without looking at a table with these equations already given? I'm given $n, l,$ and $m$.
Is there a way to actually find the equation of $R(r)$ without looking at a table with these equations already given? I'm given $n$, $\ell$, and $m$.
