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... EQUATION Schrödinger in 1924 took the work of de Broglie a step further and thereby formulated modern quantum mechanics . He knew that integers quite often arose naturally in the solution of differential ... Equation The Schrödinger Equation.
... EQUATION Schrödinger in 1924 took the work of de Broglie a step further and thereby formulated modern quantum mechanics . He knew that integers quite often arose naturally in the solution of differential ... Equation The Schrödinger Equation.
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... equation and show that it leads to an identity . Thus , although one may not know how to find the solution of a differential equation , one can check to see whether or not an alleged solution is a solution . This is the only kind of ...
... equation and show that it leads to an identity . Thus , although one may not know how to find the solution of a differential equation , one can check to see whether or not an alleged solution is a solution . This is the only kind of ...
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... equation . He postulated it just as Newton postulated F = ma , just as de Broglie postulated p = h / λ , etc. Schrödinger's equation is one of the fundamental laws of physics ( which are stated , not derived ) . Such an equation is ...
... equation . He postulated it just as Newton postulated F = ma , just as de Broglie postulated p = h / λ , etc. Schrödinger's equation is one of the fundamental laws of physics ( which are stated , not derived ) . Such an equation is ...
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MECHANICAL PROPERTIES | 59 |
ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC PROPERTIES 95 15 | 95 |
THERMAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES | 151 |
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