Physics, asked by inderpreetkaurghulia, 4 months ago


The Hamiltonian operator in the Schrodinger equation
can be formed from the classical Hamiltonian byc
substituting:
(a) Wavelength and frequency for momentum and energy
(b) Sums over discrete eigenvalues for integrals over
continuous variables
(c) Gaussian distributions of observables for exact values
d) None of these

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