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rwooduk
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When normalising the S.E. in spherical coordinates you split it up into 3 integrals, with respect to r, theta and phi.
My question is, once you have found the constants for each, when writing out the normalised PSI do you simply place them as a product in the solution?
i..e PSI (r,theta,phi) = ABC r exp (-r/2a) cos (theta)
where ABC are the normalised constants from each part?
Thanks again for any help!
My question is, once you have found the constants for each, when writing out the normalised PSI do you simply place them as a product in the solution?
i..e PSI (r,theta,phi) = ABC r exp (-r/2a) cos (theta)
where ABC are the normalised constants from each part?
Thanks again for any help!