I've just cracked open a biophysics textbook and it's all fine up until the introduction of the letter C in a wavefunction equation, and declaring C1= ±C2
I've had lectures on eigenfunctions etc. before and no recollection of what C is, and it's not introduced earlier in the book (Biophysics, Pattabhi and Guatham, 2002).
A scan of the section in question (1.4) is below:
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Anyone care to enlighten me? [1]: https://i.sstatic.net/1I0at.png
I've just cracked open a biophysics textbook and it's all fine up until the introduction of the letter C in a wavefunction equation, and declaring C1= ±C2
I've had lectures on eigenfunctions etc. before and no recollection of what C is, and it's not introduced earlier in the book (Biophysics, Pattabhi and Guatham, 2002).
A scan of the section in question (1.4) is below:
![enter image description here][1]
Anyone care to enlighten me? [1]: https://i.sstatic.net/1I0at.png
I've just cracked open a biophysics textbook and it's all fine up until the introduction of the letter C in a wavefunction equation, and declaring C1= ±C2
I've had lectures on eigenfunctions etc. before and no recollection of what C is, and it's not introduced earlier in the book (Biophysics, Pattabhi and Guatham, 2002).
A scan of the section in question (1.4) is below:
Anyone care to enlighten me?
