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Show that the wave function for a hydrogen atom in the 1s state
ψ1s = Ae-r/(1a0)
satisfies the spherically symmetric Schrödinger equation
-ℏ2 [d2ψ/dr2 + 2(dψ/dr)/r]/(2m) - kee2ψ/r = Eψ
by calculating the following quantities.
a) dψ1s /dr
Express your answer in terms of A, r, and a0.
b) d2ψ1s / dr2
Express your answer in terms of A, r, and a0.
c) [d2ψ1s / dr2 + 2(dψ1s /dr)/r]
Express your answer in terms of A, r, and a0.
d) -ℏ2 [d2ψ1s/dr2 + 2(dψ1s/dr)/r]/(2m) - kee2ψ1s/r
Express your answer in terms of A, r, a0 m, and ℏ.
e) {-ℏ2 [d2ψ/dr2 + 2(dψ1s/dr)/r]/(2m) - kee2ψ1s/r}/ψ1s
Express your answer in terms of ℏ, a0, and m.
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