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Find Momentum Operators for 1s Electron in Hydrogen Atom
Thank you very much Clearer idea- leenaa
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Find Momentum Operators for 1s Electron in Hydrogen Atom
Thank you very much http://img104.herosh.com/2010/11/18/211847127.jpg" But the show of the integral of Sec[\[Theta]] does not converge on {0,2 \[Pi]} Is this true!- leenaa
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Find Momentum Operators for 1s Electron in Hydrogen Atom
Find < px >,< p > and < p2 > for the 1s electron ofa hydrogen atom. i am tried the solution but momentum operators Differential for x or y or z and the wave equation depends on the r !- leenaa
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- Momentum Operators
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Laplace initial value problem> HELP PLEASE
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Laplace initial value problem> HELP PLEASE
The problem lies in the y'(0) = 0 As a result, all the constants equal to zero- leenaa
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Laplace initial value problem> HELP PLEASE
Thank you very much But I have a problem is all Constants equal to zero! What reason?- leenaa
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Laplace initial value problem> HELP PLEASE
I can not! please- leenaa
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Laplace initial value problem> HELP PLEASE
Laplace initial value problem... HELP! PLEASE! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hello all! I'm stuck on this question: y''(t)+ 4y'(t) = sin2t y(0) = 0 solve it using laplace transform,... my final is tomorrow, and its 2 am, i...- leenaa
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- Initial Initial value problem Laplace Value
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help