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Quantum Chemistry: approximations using trial functions
Thank you! Dr. Claude, thank you! That worked! I don't know how I kept missing that, but I did. Thanks for taking a look.- RubberBandit
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Quantum Chemistry: approximations using trial functions
Homework Statement For a 3-D, spherically symmetric, isotropic harmonic oscillator, use a trial function e^αr^2 as a variational parameter. The Hamiltonian as given by the book is attached, as are two files showing screenshots of my attempt at the solution in Mathcad. I've tried it two...- RubberBandit
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- Chemistry Functions Quantum Quantum chemistry trial
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A conceptual question about the force of light waves when reflected
That makes perfect sense. Thank you Steely Dan. PS Love your handle. Get along Kid Charlemagne.- RubberBandit
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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A conceptual question about the force of light waves when reflected
Homework Statement An EM wave with intensity=200 W/m^2 is normal to a black .2m x .3m card that absorbs 100% of the wave. (a) Find the force exerted on the card by the radiation. (b) Find the force exerted by the same wave if the card reflects 100% of the light. Homework Equations...- RubberBandit
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- Conceptual Force Light Light waves Waves
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Here's the things I love, now what should I study to pursue it
I'm a chemistry major with an emphasis on the biochem side of things. I'm currently finishing up Calc 3 and the basic electricity and magnetism portion of my physics curriculum, and quite frankly, physics is just about the coolest thing ever. I still love chemistry. But physics delves into...- RubberBandit
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- Love Study
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance