Schrodinger Equation Explained - Physics FOR BEGINNERS (can YOU understand this?)

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WTF you are a genius!! I studied electronic engineering as my major. I took quantum mechanics in my third year of college but I NEVER get any FEELING on it... even I finished the course. This short video really helps me a lot!!

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engineer? learnt at 7th std

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i am studying for quantum mechanics two in my masters. it's relaxing watching something you already know😅

[@subhrapratimsharma2825]

There should be two sections to the video. One where you explain them for general public. The other where you explain a bit elaborately for the science fellas.

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The question is : why would general public be interested in wave equation ????

[@areeb6703]

But why would general public be interested in Schrödinger’s wave equation

[@kraziecatclady]

@@areeb6703 because they heard Schrodinger's cat jokes being tossed around somewhere and were wondering what the joke was about and got lost on wave equation pages...

[@Thor_the_Doge]

As someone who fell into the "valley of despair" in the Dunning-Kruger effect graph, which I recently found out wasn't even from the study in the first place, one time, discovered that the juicy part of science is in the maths and set a goal to learn what 1 part of a complex scientific equation means every day, this is perfect.

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That was superb. I remember sitting in term1 and the chemistry prof putting it up and I was TOTALLY baffled. Yet in a few short mins you were clear. You have a real gift for teaching.

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Please could you make a video on Navier-Stokes Equations. Many thanks

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@@Isha-gc3pp ya in Schrödinger one only others are my own

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This guy is amazing!! I'm in class 9th and I'm little bit interested in quantam Mechanics but i understand it more easily!! Salute to this guy !! Once again salute !!

[@PewPew_McPewster]

The workarounds are so juicy, it takes so much work to understand them, but understanding them unlocks the secrets to all the handwavey things they taught you in high school, like why do we just ignore inner shell electrons for the most part?

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Whybis it necessarily so much work to understand them?

[@eeurr1306]

I just wish the video would just explain the whole calculation and not leave me with half on an understanding.

[@BluDragon-lt4og]

Recently joined a computational chemistry lab and this has been very helpful!

[@kumarswamymc433]

Thanks Partha for giving me lucid explanation of Schrodinger equation, I ran through several videos pertaining to quantum physics, I couldn't comprehend the equation 🎉🎉

[@69erthx1138]

When you went into the n-body problem, my thoughts shifted to lots of atoms, not multi-electronic systems. Revisiting the fundamentals is it's own reward.

[@broodmother5066]

you know someone knows what he is talking about when he can simplify it like this - god bless you

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Thanks for delivering such a weird equation in simple way. Keep it up

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Nice work explaining sophisticated physics equations. I also liked your other video on Maxwell's equation (Div. B=0), which helped me see the idea behind not having magnetic monopole. Thanks, indeed, and keep up the good work. 👍👍

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Parth G: Can you understand Schrödinger's equation? Me: Probably.

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@@babyluffywrld2324 They got a sub from me too. This video was excellent too.

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You are doing great work by making physics fun and mainstream !✌

[@MiguelisNoisy]

Wow, this was such a good explanation. My initial thoughts on this is that the Hamiltonian Operator is kind of crazy, like how you ever know the total energy of the system? Guess I will have to watch a video on that now..down the rabbit hole..

[@commodore7838]

The point of the hamiltonian is not to solve it, is to show that it IS solveable albeit practically impossible unless you have an infinite amount of energy to feed into a simulation algorithm.

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[@knkp513]

Clearest I've ever seen this put. Thanks!

[@JK-pd7jf]

Big thanks for explaining in everyday language what each symbol represents and their relationships to each other in trying to work out the changes in a quantum state, and for telling us at the end that it gets very complicated with all those subatomic movements! And not taking it for granted like so many academics, scholars and professors, so called experts, in their ivory towers, who do not bother to explain the maths symbols and concepts, so that the most people may understand.

[@martindavies8153]

Many thanks, Parth. Great stuff - a wonderfully accessible introduction. Amazing to think it is nearly 100 years since he postulated this equation.

[@bodaka619]

excellent video. I'm studying my first quantum course at uni currently, just got to the Schrödinger equation. This video definitely helped me gain an intuition for it. Cheers.

[@geueltreasurequizon8427]

As a struggling physics student, this helped clear a lot of unknown concepts about Schrodinger's Equation; thank you very much! Would there be a part 2 where you explain a bit more for them science ppl?

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[@edsharman7037]

At uni (40 years ago) the lecturer said that the equation was best understood in the Icelandic language. Is that simply nonsense (as I always assumed)? Anyway, thank you so much for your videos, I love your passion, energy and clarity. Have you done a video on Dirac’s equation? I’ve always been fascinated by it but have no idea whatsoever…

[@lisakowalski9175]

Nice job. Would love to see a video on the "implications" of Schrodinger equation e.g. as listed in Wikipedia article--quantization, tunneling, particles as waves. You may cover this in other videos but didn't really spot it anywhere. Thank you!

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thank you for this it was so helpful! im doing stem and this term was randomly dropped in a chem lecture with no context and it was awful, wouldnt have any clue what was going on without this video :))

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Thank you, Parth! This was very helpful and fun to watch.

[@beln33]

Excellent video, Parth! Thank you. A naturall thing to do would be to make (in the same easy style) a video about the wave function. As it is within the Schrödinger equation, such a video would be very complementary. I am sure you can do it, you really have a talent for explaining "weird stuff" easy to understand.

[@nezihetunc27]

It's really helpful to understand the basic concept of QM. Thanks.

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Excellent video. Very interesting, informative and worthwhile video.

[@vulkanosaure]

Nice, this inspires me to start digging into hamilton operators, kinetic energy, and the mathematical formalism that is used for all that

[@frederickadams3551]

Perhaps you could discuss Eigenvalues , Eigenstates , Eigenfunctions , relevant to the wave function of the universe . :) I think your explanations are valuable and well presented . Thank you .

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Please do a video on String Theory.

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So freaking interesting the way you explained this!!! The spark for science in myself has been rekindled thanks to you :)

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Bravo! Will be sending my students your way!

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Excellent video and very well explained. Your delivery is really good.

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Thank you very much sir for this video even a professional engineer, I struggle with missing clear information and descriptions of quantum mechanics. Your description brings CLARITY and ORDER to the subject They also help in explaining to lay people . What Quantum Mechanics is and what did does .Thank you and KEEP Up this work and DO OTHER PARTS of physics as well.

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Very smooth explanation, Keep it up. Thank you

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I am glad that I can understand what you are demonstrating. Also looking for some Thermodynamics and fluid mechanics related videos. Thank you

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How can a video pique my interest more than a physics class? This says something about our school's education system in America

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Keep this series up! Really enjoyed it

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Really

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Ahhh, the math the symbols it hurts, classic brother, loved it....

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You made it so clear, thank you

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Hey, Parth, this is one of the best explanations so far I have come across. Thank you for doing this. I have one request to make though. Can you please make a video on quantum computing?

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Thanks for explaining it so neatly! It helped a lot..

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Brilliantly presented

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Best explanation I found!!! Thank you!!

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Excellent video, enjoyed the explanation.

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"Good old English" - something that is quite missing these days. Good job

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Ooooooo okay so could you make a vid about what people mean when they talk about a “unified field theory” and what its implications would be for our understanding of physics at this time? Then I guess more specifically, how our understanding of how forces interact with fields might be different, and address much of the speculation surrounding the topic. We think about fields and forces as being somewhat separate and acting upon another object/interacting with each other in a system(s) (at least where I am at in my UG physics career we are still thinking about it like this..) Also what are some of the biggest hurdles/limitations in that area of research? Love your vids, cheers! 😊

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Amazing Parth.. excellent and simplified enough for gr-11 science students level... 😊

[@alokesarkar1968]

Excellent for beginners like me. You should have another to explain more.

[@krishnatanniru7883]

Great Video Parth !! The one thing you could have included is a brief description of what the wave function psi is. You keep referring to it as the "quantum state" but what exactly is this state ?

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Excellently made easy!

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Very good and interesting. Thank you for such clarity.

[@cesarjom]

And the Schrodinger time-dependent equation is *only* the means to a non-relativistic expression of a quantum state. You must derive other equations (form of differential equation) for systems that are of higher energy and containing particles with speeds approaching speed of light (as most subatomic particles do) - these would be the known relativistic Dirac equation and Klien-Gordon equation to name a few.

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Wow...enjoyable introduction!

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Hey if energy is interconvertible into mass according to THIS Equation of E=mc² then I think that mass could be found by converting the energy . And also if photons has no mass then how does it reflects? Is it ether which is belived in which light travel, reflects or photons works as a spring inside ether then too if it act as a spring then it should have some things in it .

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Where have u been all this time ! ur awesome thats exactly how dummies like me wants teacher to explain

[@anshul9462]

So I have a question. So Is DeBroglie's electron different than a Schrodinger's Electron, and are they two different from electron of QFT.

[@physicschemistryandquantum810]

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Ant man - “Do you guys just put the word ‘quantum’ in-front of everything?”

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Very good I learned a thing or two about quantum systems and states I would’ve liked a little explanation of the units involved as that was drilled into me in math class

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Good explanatory skill.

[@physicschemistryandquantum810]

Thanks for this very informative video

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Parth, cheers. You are a very good 'splainer. Seriously, thank you.

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The paradox doesnt mean it is wrong theory, the absurdity is the fact whether you like it or not, maths doesnt lie.

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Please make more videos on quantum physics

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Great Parth, All the Best , Love you,💐

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As someone who can barely add numbers I have to say the equations are cool, someone payed out the rules and they work. The really impressive fact as that someone figure it out.

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Very helpful and well articulated

[@shawniscoolerthanyou]

Video should be titled "explaining some of the things you need to know before watching the actual 'Schrodinger Equation Explained' video"

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0:15 When he said "EVEN YOU" I felt that.

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Sick explanation. You are a genius.

[@mujdatdinc7265]

i is not a constant there. i is dimension. state always evolves in i(maginary) dimension in time. some times in real dimension(non stationary state (wave) function) . this equations is a differential equation to describes property of the function that describes quantum state of a quantum system. that function is called wave function. So this equation says energy of the system is equals the change of the state is time imaginary dimension. In other words state evolves in time with the same energy. Or energy is conserved when time is changed. This is conservation of energy.