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- Multi-particle wavefunction testable results?
Hello,
I hope you are well.
I have been doing a lot of readings on the wavefunction and have a question I did not see asked anywhere else in these forums. I was wondering if someone could shed some light on this for me?
I know the wavefunction is in 3N coordinate space and could be used to describe multiple particles. The greatest triumphs of Quantum Mechanics comes from single particle wavefunctions, however, such as predicted the spectra of hydrogen-like atoms. What are some examples of multiple-particle wavefunctions producing testable predictions that have been measured in the laboratory? If you have some papers I could read or look up, that would be most appreciated.
Thank you to you all.
I hope you are well.
I have been doing a lot of readings on the wavefunction and have a question I did not see asked anywhere else in these forums. I was wondering if someone could shed some light on this for me?
I know the wavefunction is in 3N coordinate space and could be used to describe multiple particles. The greatest triumphs of Quantum Mechanics comes from single particle wavefunctions, however, such as predicted the spectra of hydrogen-like atoms. What are some examples of multiple-particle wavefunctions producing testable predictions that have been measured in the laboratory? If you have some papers I could read or look up, that would be most appreciated.
Thank you to you all.