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By considering the integral ∫02π ψ*ml ψml dϕ, where ml≠m'l, confirm that wavefunctions for a particle in a ring with different values of the quantum number ml are mutually orthogonal.

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Chapter12: Atoms And Molecules

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 12.47E

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By considering the integral ∫₀^2π ψ*m_l ψm_l dϕ, where m_l≠m'_l, confirm that wavefunctions for a particle in a ring with different values of the quantum number m_l are mutually orthogonal.

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