Solving the Schrodinger Eq: Time Dependency & System Dynamics

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In quantum mechanics, time independent Schrodinger equation gives dynamics of system.
How do one claim that this equation is evolution of a system? Since dynamics need time dependency. How do one explain this discrepancy?
Thanks in well advance...
 
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I believe the wave equation gives the probability density function of the electron's position in it's orbit and not the dynamics (movement) of the electron. We have a quantum mechanics forum here. Why don't you ask about the wave equation there.
 
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