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Quantum mechanics' equation

Quantum mechanics' equation

In quantum mechanics, the equation

  • H^ψn=Enψn

Where,

  • E = the energy corresponding to a wave function
  • V = the potential
  • H^ = the Hamiltonian operator

The equation is analogous to the equation:

E=T+V

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