The hydrogenic radial function R(r) are relatively simple for the case l = n-1 (the maximum allowed value for l for given n):
R(r) = Arn-1 er/ab (l = n -1)
(a) Write down the radial schrodinger equation for this case.
(b) Verify that the proposed solution does indeed satisfy this equation if and only if En = -Er/n2
(c) Plot the radial function R(r) for n = 0,1,2, (assume ab=1)
a)Let . So the radial equation is
b)Taking .
On taking the derivative and comparing the terms we get
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