Physics, 05.10.2019 02:30 ethanmatthews2336
Using an argument based on the general form of the schrödinger equation, explain why if \psi (x) is a solution to the schrödinger equation, then a\psi(x) must also be a solution if a is a constant.
i saw an explanation for this from another posted question, but this person put the explanation in numerical/equation form. is there any way someone can explain the answer to this question in words (non numerical/equation form)?
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