Chapter 11: Q9P (page 412)
Show that the ground state of hydrogen (Equation 4.80) satisfies the integral form of the Schrödinger equation, for the appropriateV and E(note that Eis negative, so , where ).
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Hence, it’s proved.
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Chapter 11: Q9P (page 412)
Show that the ground state of hydrogen (Equation 4.80) satisfies the integral form of the Schrödinger equation, for the appropriateV and E(note that Eis negative, so , where ).
Hence, it’s proved.
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