Are Schrodinger's Equations Taught in Lower Division Physics Courses?

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Would these be used in a lower division physics course, or is it reserved only for upper division?
 
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There is only 1 Schrodinger equation that I know of, why the plural? I think lower div courses do use it since it is pretty essential to Quantum mechanics.
 
Matterwave said:
There is only 1 Schrodinger equation that I know of, why the plural? I think lower div courses do use it since it is pretty essential to Quantum mechanics.

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