Physics, asked by alekhya165, 11 months ago

What is normalization in quantum mechanics?

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Normalization is the scaling of wave functions so that all the probabilities add to 1. The probabilistic description of quantum mechanics makes the best sense only when probabilities add to 1. A normalized wave function would be said to be normalized if .

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