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I Uwould be grateful if anybody can kindly help me with this particular doubt that cropped when I was working through Introduction to Quantum Mchanics by Griffiths ( Griffiths page 66 )
My question is how is the following obtained :
aj = C / (J/2)! ( Please read j as subscript of a )
I would be grateful to anybody who who can clarify my doubt.
Thanks
Relativist
My question is how is the following obtained :
aj = C / (J/2)! ( Please read j as subscript of a )
I would be grateful to anybody who who can clarify my doubt.
Thanks
Relativist