Re: Hydrogen atom modelling for P-Chem
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- Subject: [mg23047] Re: Hydrogen atom modelling for P-Chem
- From: c wood <ca_wood at pacbell.net>
- Date: Thu, 13 Apr 2000 02:43:31 -0400 (EDT)
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Brett You may look at Quantum Methods with Mathematica by James M. Feagin. Comes with a 3.5" diskette which follow the examples in the book. Unfortunately this text was written some time ago and not quite sure about availability. I am using 3.0 so it was a simple matter to convert the 2.2 files to standard format. Best Charles DRL wrote in message <8aej99$39u at smc.vnet.net>... >I am currently taking Physical Chemistry/Quantum Mechanics at Austin >College in Sherman, TX. We are studying the Schrodinger Wave Equation >and its applications to modeling of the hydrogen atom. A search of the >Mathematica table of contents didn't turn up any match and I was curious >if anyone else had used Mathematica for some specific applications >related to the hydrogen atom. > >Thanx, >Brett > >