How do you solve the hydrogenic wave functions for HF? I am most unsure of what angle to use for cos, what r represents? internuclear distance is 2 a.u and wavefunction will be calculated in steps of 0.1au. Thanks 1 73/2,-IZrl 1 75/2re-IZr/2 cose 4v2n

How do you solve the hydrogenic wave functions for HF? I am most unsure of what angle to use for cos, what r represents? internuclear distance is 2 a.u and wavefunction will be calculated in steps of 0.1au. Thanks 1 73/2,-IZrl 1 75/2re-IZr/2 cose 4v2n

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Chapter11: Quantum Mechanics: Model Systems And The Hydrogen Atom

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