Can Schrodinger's Equation be derived without a boundary condition?
Particles according to quantum physics are only "partly localised", so does it mean that Schrodinger's equation can only be applied in a confined region of space?
Also, from what I read from my textbook, Schrodinger's...
Hi, I'm quite new to quantum physics, and I know that the Schrodinger's equation should be at the quantum physics section but I was wondering if anyone can guide me into the mathematical part of it. I'm only a secondary school student, and can do differentiation and integration. (definite...
Hi everyone;
I have a question about the separation method in solving the wave equation:
In fact when we assume the answer as a seperable function we just loose a subset of answers, because it is a RESTRICTION.
Just tell me why this assumption is correct.
Thanks alot.
somy :smile:
I'm looking for the mathematical demonstration that the Time Dependent Schrodinger Equation can be separated into time-independent Schrodinger equation and time evolution equation.
Does anybody know a link which such demonstration?
I'm looking for the mathematical demonstration that the Time Dependent Schrodinger Equation can be separated into time-independent Schrodinger equation and time evolution equation.
Does anybody know a link which such demonstration?
I'm looking for the mathematical demonstration that the Time Dependent Schrodinger Equation can be separated into time-independent Schrodinger equation and time evolution equation.
Does anybody know a link which such demonstration?
There have been some arguments going on in my thread "Urgent!: Schrodinger's Equation" about how 7th graders(and other kids) like myself are unable to understand physics just because they are kids. I wanted to start a new thread, where we could just discuss this matter but I am afraid it may get...