Question about this Radial function Rl(r)

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The discussion centers on the Radial function Rl(r) and its derivative in spherical coordinates. User Y11 highlights the difficulty in finding Rl(r) online and prompts for clarification regarding the specific problem statement related to the assignment. The mention of spherical coordinates indicates a focus on mathematical concepts relevant to physics or engineering.

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Helllo, I have to show that ∆(R1(r)Y11(ϑ,ϕ)) = 0. I already solved the Y11 part but what is R1(r) or generally written Rl(r) written out? I only know the radial function Rn,l(r). Thanks in advance
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∆(R1(r)Y11(ϑ,ϕ)) = 0
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I can´t find Rl(r) written out on the internet.
 
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