∂ Ψ ∂ t = − i E ℏ A e i ( p ⋅ r − E t ) / ℏ = − i E ℏ Ψ

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The discussion centers around the Schrödinger equation, a fundamental equation in quantum mechanics. The equation is represented as ∂ Ψ ∂ t = − i E ℏ A e i ( p ⋅ r − E t ) / ℏ = − i E ℏ Ψ. Participants express a need for guidance in understanding its implications and applications. The equation is crucial for describing how quantum states evolve over time.

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Hi - I've been given this to "solve". Now I don't even know where to start with understanding what it's about and didn't know where else to turn to. If anyone could give me a nudge I'd be most grateful.
 
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Ha Aga, :welcome:

It's called the Schroedinger equation, which google.
 
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