When it is subjected to electromagnetism, a p minus qA squared term replaces the original p squared term.
When it is subjected to electromagnetism, a p minus qA squared term replaces the original p squared term. The WKB approximation can be used to approximate solutions to this equation. One extension of this equation describes it in terms of bispinors; that equation, the Dirac equation, is a relativistic version of the Pauli equation, which extends this equation for particles with a spin of ½. It has both time-dependent and time-independent forms that depend on the Hamiltonian. Name this equation which describes how a wavefunction changes with time, the fundamental equation of quantum mechanics.
When it is subjected to electromagnetism, a p minus qA squared term replaces the original p squared term.
the {Schrodinger equation}