The function of the radial wave of a hydrogen atom in the principal quantum numbers (n) 4 and 5
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- 2019-04-01
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Keywords
Principal quantum number, Hydrogen atom, Wave function, Quantum number, Radial function
References
- Schrodinger Equation for the Hydrogen Atom - A Simplified Treatment
- The confined hydrogen atom: a linear variational approach
- Two-Dimensional Hydrogen-like Atom: Photon Emission and Relativistic Energy Corrections
- The Stark Effect on the Wave Function of Tritium in Relativistic Condition
- Modeling of the wave functions and of the energy states of hydrogen stored in a spherical cavity
- Quantum mechanics: concepts and applications
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- Spectrum of kinetic energy of electrons of Helium ions in functions Radial Schrodinger waves on quantum numbers (n ≤ 3)
- Confinement impacts of magnetic field on ground and low-lying excited doublet states of plasma-embedded lithium atom
- Generalized Radial Uncertainty Product for d-Dimensional Hydrogen Atom
- Radial Uncertainty Product for Spherically Symmetric Potential in Position Space
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