sci.physics.particle

On Apr 1, 4:45=A0pm, PD wrote:
> On Apr 1, 4:52=A0am, "Y.Porat" wrote:
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> > > On Mar 31, 4:37=A0pm, Tim Tyler wrote:
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> > > =A0> There is no movie that captures "one kind of thing" one instant a=
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> > > different kind of thing" the next instant. There is simply evidence of=

> > > behavior unlike anything we've ever seen on a macroscopic scale, and
> > > it's this odd behavior that we give the name "collapse of the
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> > i would like to see the wave function of a wave
> > emitted by the Lead Atom ........!!!!?????
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> Well, first of all, wave functions are not "emitted" by anything. It


i was meaning thespectra of the Lead Atom
including **all** its sub sub lines
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> might help to know what a wave function is first.
> Secondly, the wave function of a lead atom has already been calculated

????
pease show me were
or else it is just hand wavings
show us how the Schrodinger formula does it
and not just fiffdling in of formulas to experimental data

and please show us that those calulations that you talk about
and l pleae show us how **all **the electrons shells
take part or do not take part and why in all that big mess

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> and calculated quite well. There is a whole field of computational
> chemistry and a whole bunch of people who know how to do this.

i would like to see waht do you know
and what does they know


TIA
Y.Porat
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