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A mathematical solution of the azimuthal equation (7-22) is ()=Ae-顿蠁+Be-顿蠁 , which applies when D is negative, (a) Show that this simply cannot meet itself smoothly when it finishes a round trip about the z-axis. The simplest approach is to consider =0 and =2. (b) If D were 0, equation (7-22) would say simply that the second derivative ()of is 0. Argue than this too leads to physically unacceptable solution, except in the special case of () being constant, which is covered by the ml=0 , case of solutions (7-24).

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(a) The given function cannot meet itself smoothly when it finishes a round trip about the z-axis.

(b) If D = 0, the equation ()=Ae-顿蠁+Be-顿蠁 will be a constant and will be a linear function, it will only repeat itself after 2 if the slope is zero.

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A concept:

Azimuthal quantum number specifies shape and angular momentum of the orbital.

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(a) Values of the equation at  φ=0 and φ=2π :

Consider the given data as below.

()=Ae-顿蠁+Be-顿蠁 鈥.. (1)

Where, is the Azimuthal Angle, are the Arbitrary constants, and is the Azimuthal function.

D=-122

Let, eq. (1) is continuous when =0 and =2.

As you know that, for a function to be continuous at=0 and=2, the value at=0 andsh=2ould be equal.

Hence, for that to hold,

0=2Ae-D0+Be--D0=Ae-D2+Be--D2A+B=Ae-D2+Be--D2 鈥.. (2)

Also, if its derivative is continuous

-DA-B=-DAe-D2+Be--D2A-B=Ae-D2+Be--D2 鈥.. (3)

Now, by adding equation (2) and (3), you get,

A=Ae-D2 鈥.. (4)

Also, by subtracting equation (3) from (2), you get,

B=Be--D2 鈥.. (5)

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Conclusion:

For the equation (4) to hold,

Either A=0 or D=0

And for eq. (5) to hold

Either B=0 or D=0

You can鈥檛 have bothA=0 and B=0, wave function will not be possible if it holds.

And if D=0, the given equation=Ae-D+Be--Dwill be a constant.

Hence, the given function cannot meet itself smoothly when it finishes a round trip about the z-axis.

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(b) simply that the second derivative of Φ(φ) is 0 :

If D=0, the equation =Ae-D+Be--D will be a constant and will be a linear function, it will only repeat itself after 2 if the slope is zero.

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