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But a QM book explains how to solve the differential equations that are relevant to an understanding of QM. I have never understood why people say you need to study differential equations first. (I just searched for the post where someone tried to explain it to me, but I couldn't find it). I agree of course that it will be easier to study QM if you have, just like it would be easier to study differential equations if you have studied QM first.
It seems to me that the he's struggling because he doesn't fully understand essential concepts like orthogonality, and the rest of the items on my list in post #23.
It seems to me that the he's struggling because he doesn't fully understand essential concepts like orthogonality, and the rest of the items on my list in post #23.
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