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SE Schrödinger equation for two particles in a 3D box?

This is not a homework question, just a question I have developed to get a better conceptual understanding of the results of the Schrödinger equation.

If I had a 3D spherical container or radius R, containing 2 particles of opposite charge, say a proton and an electron, what does the solution to the resulting SchrodingerSchrödinger equation look like?

How does the solution compare to the solution of SEthe Schrödinger equation for a simple hydrogen atom.? What happens as R approaches infinity?

This is not a homework question, just a question I have developed to get a better conceptual understanding of the results of SE equation.

SE for two particles in a 3D box

If I had a 3D spherical container or radius R, containing 2 particles of opposite charge, say a proton and an electron, what does the solution to the resulting Schrodinger equation look like?

How does the solution compare to the solution of SE equation for a simple hydrogen atom. What happens as R approaches infinity?

This is not a homework question, just a question I have developed to get a better conceptual understanding of the results of SE equation.

Schrödinger equation for two particles in a 3D box?

This is not a homework question, just a question I have developed to get a better conceptual understanding of the results of the Schrödinger equation.

If I had a 3D spherical container or radius R, containing 2 particles of opposite charge, say a proton and an electron, what does the solution to the resulting Schrödinger equation look like?

How does the solution compare to the solution of the Schrödinger equation for a simple hydrogen atom? What happens as R approaches infinity?

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SE for two particles in a 3D box

If I had a 3D spherical container or radius R, containing 2 particles of opposite charge, say a proton and an electron, what does the solution to the resulting Schrodinger equation look like?

How does the solution compare to the solution of SE equation for a simple hydrogen atom. What happens as R approaches infinity?

This is not a homework question, just a question I have developed to get a better conceptual understanding of the results of SE equation.