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Paul Falstad
This simulation shows 3D representations of states of the hydrogen atom. Either real or complex wavefunctions can be viewed, with phase information shown with color. Multiple-energy-eigenstate wavefunctions can be created through changes in the amplitude and phase of the basis states. The image viewpoint can be changed using the mouse.
Quantum pictures
Author: RWootten very pretty...good visualization
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