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Conference rusure::math

Title:	Mathematics at DEC

Moderator:	RUSURE::EDP

Created:	Mon Feb 03 1986
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	2083
Total number of notes:	14613

1762.0. "differential eqns <--> quantum mechanics" by MAST::ARRIGHI (It's these Klingon crystals, Captain.) Sat May 29 1993 00:14

    I also posted this question in PHYSICS notes.
    
    Can someone tell me the form of the differential equations one may
    encounter in the study of quantum mechanics?
    
    Tony

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1762.1 Schrodinger's equation NICCTR::DOSSA Thu Jun 17 1993 18:59 9

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1762.1	Schrodinger's equation	NICCTR::DOSSA		`Thu Jun 17 1993 18:59`	9
	The most obvious commonly found equation in quantum mechanics is Schrodinger's equation, which is a Hamiltonian for the system. It is written (well, in ascii) as -hbar 2 ----- del psi + V(r) = E*psi 2m

    The most obvious commonly found equation in quantum mechanics is
    Schrodinger's equation, which is a Hamiltonian for the system.
    
    It is written (well, in ascii) as
    
    -hbar    2
    ----- del  psi + V(r) = E*psi
      2m