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spaghetti3451
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This question is about the time independent schrodinger's equation, but is best posted here.
In the TISE, all the terms in H-hat are real, so it is possible, and not uncommon, for the solutions u(x) to also be purely real.
I don't understand why H-hat is real implies that u (x) is real.
In the TISE, all the terms in H-hat are real, so it is possible, and not uncommon, for the solutions u(x) to also be purely real.
I don't understand why H-hat is real implies that u (x) is real.