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First of all, I'm asking here for advice since I've seen how the members of this forum answer in a mature manner (I've read some problems like mine in the forum, however, I've not contributed some). your advice is very much appreciated (please don't mind the different field of study) I've...

Chemists/Physicists: Is it advisable to take 3rd Bachelors program: BS Mathematics after first Double Major? Well, my reason is that I ended up hating biotechnology (biochem in particular) and I'd like to see myself doing quantum chemistry (I'm a 5th year student of a Bachelor's program in...

Homework Statement How could one apply differentiation formulas on this one: \partial^{2}\left(2sinh(nx)\div\sqrt{sinh(2L)-2L}\right)\div\partial x^{2} Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution is this differentiation formula enough to differentiate:

thanks! I did the integration. and found what the factor is. thanks also for pointing that hyperbolic or exponentials can be used!.

This is my solution to the normalization of the wave equation. I am sorry I am totally new at this. [PLAIN]https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/249293_246586558696823_100000364410765_866703_7618168_n.jpg Is it correct? I just followed wikipedia's...

Hi! I am having some problems in setting up the Schrödinger equation for a particle described by the wave function: \Psi = A sinh (x) should I use the exponential form of the hyperbolic function? http://62.0.5.135/upload.wikimedia.org/math/9/c/7/9c74b71126c6bb1f4d6b865019a2735e.png...