This man's most famous paper may be his "Quantization as an Eigenvalue Problem", in which he developed an approach to determine energies of hydrogen-like atoms.
This man's most famous paper may be his "Quantization as an Eigenvalue Problem", in which he developed an approach to determine energies of hydrogen-like atoms. That approach relies on an equation he names stating that i h-bar times the time derivative of a function is equal to that function's Hamiltonian. A thought experiment named for this man involves a Geiger counter's detection of an alpha particle causing poison to be released, so the central animal is simultaneously alive and dead. For 10 points, identify this Austrian namesake of a famous wave equation and a thought experiment involving a cat.
This man's most famous paper may be his "Quantization as an Eigenvalue Problem", in which he developed an approach to determine energies of hydrogen-like atoms.
Erwin {Schrodinger}