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Analytic study of conformable Schrodinger equation with Hydrogen atom

URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2209.02699v1
Date: Mon, 5 Sep 2022 16:12:32 GMT
Title: Analytic study of conformable Schrodinger equation with Hydrogen atom
Authors: Mohamed.Al-Masaeed, Eqab.M.Rabei and Ahmed Al-Jamel
Abstract summary: Conformable Schrodinger equation for hydrogen atom with given conformable potential is solved. Traditional energy levels and wave function for hydrogen atom are recovered when $alpha = 1$.
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Abstract: In this paper, the conformable Schrodinger equation for hydrogen atom with given conformable potential is solved. The conformable wave functions and energy levels are obtained, and the traditional energy levels and wave function for hydrogen atom are recovered when $\alpha = 1$. The probability density for the first three levels and different values of $\alpha$ is plotted. It is observed that the probability density gradually convert from $\alpha=0.5$ to $\alpha = 1$ for all levels.

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