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Would these be used in a lower division physics course, or is it reserved only for upper division?
Schrödinger's equations, specifically the time-dependent and time-independent forms, are integral to understanding Quantum Mechanics and are indeed taught in lower division physics courses. The discussion clarifies that while there is one fundamental Schrödinger equation, the distinction between its time-dependent and time-independent forms justifies the plural usage. This foundational knowledge is essential for students pursuing physics at any level.
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Matterwave said:There is only 1 Schrödinger equation that I know of, why the plural? I think lower div courses do use it since it is pretty essential to Quantum mechanics.