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UchihaClan13
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Guys
I have a doubt
When we calculate the trial function
We do it for the wave function of the orbitals
Right in order to get the total orbital energy
(Which included the energy of the electron) and that of the orbital
Well my question
Is does the orbital possess
Some energy even if the electron is not there
And would it have any essence??
Help is much appreciated! !:)
I have a doubt
When we calculate the trial function
We do it for the wave function of the orbitals
Right in order to get the total orbital energy
(Which included the energy of the electron) and that of the orbital
Well my question
Is does the orbital possess
Some energy even if the electron is not there
And would it have any essence??
Help is much appreciated! !:)