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Date: 2005-08-18 15:00:05
Nature
Physics
Chemistry
Forms of energy
Quantum chemistry
Quantum mechanics
Schrdinger equation
Hamiltonian
Kinetic energy
Wave function
Particle in a ring
Potential energy

Linear system of the Schrödinger equation Notes on Quantum Mechanics http://quantum.bu.edu/notes/QuantumMechanics/LinearSystems.pdf Last updated Wednesday, October 29, :40:08 Copyright © 2003 Dan Dill (

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