Physics - Ch 66 Ch 4 Quantum Mechanics: Schrodinger Eqn (2 of 92) Normalization of the Wave Equation

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In this video I will explain the normalizing the wave equation of Schrodinger equation and the probability of finding the particle in a particular position.

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Thank you very much, such a great explanation .

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Are electrons actual particles or an excitation in an electron field?

sandlertossone
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I'm not sure about something : the probability density of the wave function is for all space, and the probability of finding a particle is for a particular place of the space, that's the difference between the two?

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why will the number we end up be greater than one ??

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He is fantastic. Why must the wave function be continuous and why must its derivative be continuous.. what is the conservation law that demands this?

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