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Frank Einstein
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Homework Statement
Hi everybody, I am trying to find the solution to this system of equations for a bigger physics problem:
h+k+l=2n+1 with n=0,1,2,3...
ei(π/2)(h+k+l)+ei(π/2)(3h+3k+l)+ei(π/2)(3h+k+3l)+ei(π/2)(h+3k+3l)=0
Homework Equations
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The Attempt at a Solution
Ihave tried to solve it by taking the common factor ei(π/2) out and trying to solve
e(h+k+l)+e(3h+3k+l)+e(3h+k+3l)+e(h+3k+3l)=0 by using h+k+l=0; then, I arrive to 1+e2k+2h+e2h+2l+e2k+2l=0.
From here I don't know how to keep going, so if anybody could point me what to do next it wolud be very helpfull.
Thanks for reading.
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