What's the time scale here?
Time Evolution of Hydrogen in Superposition of Energy Eigenstates (3,2,0 & 4,1,0 states) •The probability density of the electron's position oscillates in time when in a superposition of states of definite energypic.twitter.com/Yx8oFPaKb5
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Good question.. I’ve got to work that out. I used natural units and the entire oscillation takes about 150 units where I normalized the ground state energy to unity.. so gotta do the conversion
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How long did it take you to render this in Mathematica? Long ago I used to make these types of visualizations as well, just for fun, but I gave up over how annoyingly slow it was to render anything graphical in Mathematica.
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the more complex things take a bit longer .. to get it this smooth i think it took around an hour or so for it to render
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I did something similar, but with GL shaders: https://www.shadertoy.com/view/MlBGDw
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that's really neat! i like it
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Can I show this in my lecture? Fully credited, of course!
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How is the complement of position, momentum, evolving?
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That's a neat question.. would need to take the Fourier transform of the total wave function (which is the superposition of the H energy states) and then take the modulus squared of the result
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