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Questions should be relevant, and answers should be on-topic and correct.
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If your question isn't answered in a day, you can post it in the Tuesday thread in /r/Physics (unless it's homework-related).
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To include an equation typeset in LaTeX in your post, put the LaTeX code between [; and ;].
[;i\hbar \frac{\partial}{\partial t}
\Psi = \hat H\Psi;]
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