Hydrogen spectrum

Transitions between stationary state solutions to the time-independent Schrodinger equation for a 1/r potential in 3d explain the bright line spectrum of hydrogen. 1 point for quantum mechanics. (This lecture is part of a series for a course based on Griffiths' Introduction to Quantum Mechanics. The Full playlist is at th-cam.com/users/playlist?list=...)

[@TexTalksSometimes]

When you say that quantum mechanics still can't predict well the spectra of more complicated atoms with more electrons, do you only mean that the PDE's are just too messy and complicated? Or are you referring to something more profound than this? (more profound as in quantum mechanics doesn't predict the spectra being what they are at all)

[@pheonixeye_1162]

You are a life saver mate!

[@weizhou3928]

1:47, Slides 3 & 4. Is 13.6eV correspond to the so-called fine-structure constant?

[@sairohith4385]

nice explaination bro

[@ridhamkundal3412]

Very good

[@BPHSadayappanAlagappan]

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[@markmd9]

Add one more electron and QM predicts shit 😁