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A complex scalar field that describes a quantum mechanical system. The square of the modulus of the wave function gives the probability of the system to be found in a particular state. DO NOT USE THIS TAG for classical waves.
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Is it possible to find the hydrogen atom's radial wavefunctions?
An electron with total orbital angular momentum of $L^2 = \hbar^2 l(l+1)$ will experience a centrifugal force in addition to the Coulomb force from the nucleus. The result is that, in the frame rotati …
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Understanding the parabolic state of a quantum particle in the infinite square well
There's a simple error in your $\psi_n$ which is screwing you up. In general, the form of the eigenstates $\psi_n(x;x_o,L)$ for a well of length $L$ starting at $x_o$ is
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\psi_n(x;x_o,L) \propto \si …
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