Schrodinger Equation - Step wise derivation Part #3/3

[cesarjom]

this is not a derivation of Shrodinger Eq... you took a time-dep wave equation/soln [ of form e raised to power i(k*r - wt) ] and showed that it fits the differential eq alright. So with the connections in QM, ie E=h(bar)*w and p=h(bar)*k, you can further arrive at the time-dependent Shrodinger Eq.

[cesarjom]

first learn to leave off the space-time variables in wave function: (x,y,z,t). Just using the function symbol psi is sufficient!

[UgurCdi]

congratulations, good work... thank you...

[Trombolocho]

Le agradezco por mostrar este tema.

Yo considero que hay una inconsistencia en la ecuación de energia.

Cualquier cosa me avisan.

La energia total para el problema en cuestion es la es la suma de todas las radiaciones de todas la longitudes de onda insidentes en el sistema.

Al hacer la derivada en ese paso, considero que no es consistente.

Voy a investigar mañana, para comprobar

E=nhf.

[pipobwana1]

Excellent presentation! nice flow! thank

[deathtoamerica3]

sooo realevant to the average persons day to day life

[Pudersepp]

In the future it will be.

[otleybey]

it's relevant to me - I need to know this for my theoretical chemistry module.

[DrBPhD]

You could not have posted your stupid comment without it.