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What is the limitation of Schrodinger equations and how spherical polar coordination should solve the problem?
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∙ 12y ago
the schrodinger wave equation was not able to solve the energy associated with multi-electron atoms. as the no. of electron increases the dimentions also increased hence the problem was solved by spherical polar coordinates .
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