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maple
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Hi
A huge problem I'm finding with my study of QM is that its shrouded in maths and I'm becoming really bogged down in trying to understand things like hermite polynomials, assosiated legendre polymials, bessels and laguerres equations and so on. In the process, I feel that I'm loosing sight of the big p[hysical picture.
I've got exams coming up soon and whilst I really want to understand all the mathermatics behind the physics, can I gloss over or it or accept such concepts as fact, if I want to get a holisitc understanding of the subject?
Thanks in advance
A huge problem I'm finding with my study of QM is that its shrouded in maths and I'm becoming really bogged down in trying to understand things like hermite polynomials, assosiated legendre polymials, bessels and laguerres equations and so on. In the process, I feel that I'm loosing sight of the big p[hysical picture.
I've got exams coming up soon and whilst I really want to understand all the mathermatics behind the physics, can I gloss over or it or accept such concepts as fact, if I want to get a holisitc understanding of the subject?
Thanks in advance