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- Why is the Schrödinger wave equation totally different from the . . .
11 Why is the Schrödinger equation totally different from the classical wave equation ? In the classical wave equation (like for EM waves), there is literally an oscillating electric and magnetic field , so why didn't Schrödinger derive the wave equation as an electron waving in space from the de Broglie wavelength ?
- What is the difference between the Bohr model of the atom and . . .
Bohr model is ad hoc -type one trick pony for explaining energy levels of hydrogen atom Two dimensional toy model cannot represent the real world Bohr's theory is not quantum mechanical but Schrödinger's theory is
- What is the difference between the time dependent and time independent . . .
I've already gone through a couple of questions regarding the Schrödinger equation and none of them seem to solve my doubt Some say that the Time Independent Schrödinger Equation (TISE) is just a simplification of the Time Dependent Schrödinger Equation (TDSE) while others don't agree on this
- quantum mechanics - Solutions to Schrödingers equation in 2D polar . . .
Solutions to Schrödinger's equation in 2D polar coordinates when the potential is zero Ask Question Asked 4 years, 3 months ago Modified 4 years ago
- Lagrangian of Schrödinger field - Physics Stack Exchange
Then applying Heisenberg equation of motion, I don't get the operator Schrödinger equation Is it possible to work with the real Lagrangian density and somehow get the correct commutation relations?
- How did Schrödinger come up with his equation? [duplicate]
6 Of course, now we've adopted Schrödinger equation as a postulate: it is true However, Schrödinger derived the equation from previous knowledge Schrödinger thought his equation from Hamilton-Jacobi formalism If you take the classical limit in that equation you'll find the Hamilton-Jacobi equation
- How to derive Schrödinger equation? - Physics Stack Exchange
Schrödinger Equation is a postulate in traditional approaches to Quantum Mechanics I think you could postulate Klein-Gordon Equation or Dirac Equation instead, which appeared as relativistic generalizations of Schrödinger Equation, and derive the latter as a Classical Limit of the former (s)
- Schrödinger equation in momentum space - Physics Stack Exchange
Schrödinger equation in momentum space Ask Question Asked 9 years, 7 months ago Modified 6 years, 5 months ago
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