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Hi everyone,
I read that: The electron (according to de broglie) can be described by a summation of many different waves according to
PSI(X,t)= integration (A e^i(kx-wt))
Does each wave correspond to a certain orbital? and if each of them is for an orbital, why the electron is described by their summation? I expected that for each orbital there will be only one wave (not a summation)
Thank you for your help
I read that: The electron (according to de broglie) can be described by a summation of many different waves according to
PSI(X,t)= integration (A e^i(kx-wt))
Does each wave correspond to a certain orbital? and if each of them is for an orbital, why the electron is described by their summation? I expected that for each orbital there will be only one wave (not a summation)
Thank you for your help