The Wave Equation: Schrodinger, Physical Interpretation, Scope & Limitations

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How did Schrodinger derive the wave equation? Does it have a physical interpretation? And, what are its scope of applicability and limitations?
 
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DeG said:
How did Schrodinger derive the wave equation? Does it have a physical interpretation? And, what are its scope of applicability and limitations?

For a question of this generality and scope, you want a web-page like this:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schr%C3%B6dinger_equation"
 
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