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Are there any old threads or insights blog posts that talk about how spdf was derived? Thanks!
You will fin the derivation in any book dealing with atomic physics, and most textbooks on quantum mechanics.idea2000 said:Your posts were very helpful, thanks. Are there any resources that show how they were derived from schrodinger's? Like, actual math? Thanks!
idea2000 said:Your posts were very helpful, thanks. Are there any resources that show how they were derived from schrodinger's? Like, actual math? Thanks!
The SPDF stands for Sun, Planets, and Deep-Space Forum and it is an online platform where scientists and researchers discuss and share information about the origins of our solar system. It is important because it allows for collaboration and the exchange of ideas, leading to a better understanding of how our solar system formed.
Old threads and blog posts on the SPDF can provide valuable insights into past discussions and theories about the origins of our solar system. They can also reveal patterns and trends in scientific thinking and help to identify areas that need further research and exploration.
By analyzing and synthesizing the information and discussions in old threads and blog posts, scientists can gain a deeper understanding of the origins of our solar system. They can also use this information to build upon previous research and theories, leading to new insights and discoveries.
One limitation is that old threads and blog posts may not always be accurate or reliable sources of information. They may also lack the most up-to-date research and findings. Additionally, the discussions and ideas presented in these posts may not have been thoroughly tested or peer-reviewed.
To ensure validity and credibility, scientists can cross-reference information from multiple sources and verify the accuracy of data and claims. They can also evaluate the expertise and credentials of the individuals participating in the discussions and consider any potential biases or conflicts of interest.