Normalising phi for the hydrogen atom

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Moved. Delete please.
 
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It's not phi squared, it's the magnitude of phi squared.
 
Manchot said:
It's not phi squared, it's the magnitude of phi squared.

What's the difference? Surely they're the same?
 

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