Who Was the First to Use Wave Mechanics to Study Electrons in the Hydrogen Atom?

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The discussion centers on identifying the first individual to apply wave mechanics to study electrons in the hydrogen atom. It highlights that Schrödinger is renowned for his wave equation, while de Broglie is recognized for his de Broglie wavelength equation. Participants also mention Dirac's contributions related to the Schrödinger equation and Bohr's role in explaining spectroscopic series. The conversation emphasizes the historical significance of these figures in quantum mechanics. Ultimately, the focus remains on the foundational contributions of Schrödinger and de Broglie in the context of wave mechanics and electrons.
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Here is an objective question:

The first full presentation of the behavior of electron in hydrogen atom by using wave mechanics is by:
Louis de Broglie or Schrodinger?

As far as I know, Schrodinger is famous for his wave equation. Meanwhile, de Broglie is known for the equation lambda= h/mv.
 
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Dirac?

Wrote the Schrondinger equation w.r.t. the electron, right?
 
Bohr? Explained spectroscopic series.
 
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