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Naman Jain Kota
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I have started quantum mechanics on my own using online lectures. So i have very basic doubts:
1) probability of electron is defined in space rather than a point. My question is why don't we comment about probability at a point.
I thought two possible explanation that:
1.1)ψ2dx the dx term goes zero so probablity at point is zero
1.2)electron is itself not a point object(which i don't know is true or not) 2)if we are given real valued wavefunction graphs can we can we comment on probablity density without knowing the complex part.(i hope not)
1) probability of electron is defined in space rather than a point. My question is why don't we comment about probability at a point.
I thought two possible explanation that:
1.1)ψ2dx the dx term goes zero so probablity at point is zero
1.2)electron is itself not a point object(which i don't know is true or not) 2)if we are given real valued wavefunction graphs can we can we comment on probablity density without knowing the complex part.(i hope not)