Angular momentum question.
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Angular momentum question.
I've attempted this but the last part is a bit dodgy (to me).
(those should be partial differentials but I could't be bothered to look up the latex way of writing it.)
And then I get
But it feels like my substitution part was wrong. And then I'm asked to normalise it so should there have been some constant A in front of my function if it is indeed correct? -
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