Lecture

Hydrogen-like Atom: Quantum Mechanics

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This lecture covers the theoretical aspects of the hydrogen-like atom, including the time-independent Schrödinger equation, solutions in spherical coordinates, energy operators, quantum numbers, and orbital representations. It delves into the complex eigenfunctions and simple eigenvalues of the atom, providing insights into its energy levels and angular momentum operators.

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