@ 15:25 You don't have a different wave function at each position. There is only one wave function. But at different positions the wave function has different (complex) values! These values are related to the probability of finding the particle in that position.
100%. My apologies. I think I misspoke there. A single continuous wavefunction across the whole space takes on probability amplitudes psi1, psi2 etc for each position
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@ 15:25 You don't have a different wave function at each position. There is only one wave function. But at different positions the wave function has different (complex) values! These values are related to the probability of finding the particle in that position.
100%. My apologies. I think I misspoke there. A single continuous wavefunction across the whole space takes on probability amplitudes psi1, psi2 etc for each position