Abstract
The mapping of the Schrödinger equation for the ‘‘hydrogen atom’’ in one, two, and three dimensions into that for the oscillator is reviewed, with the purpose of relating two of the most basic, illustrative, and useful problems discussed in introductory quantum mechanics courses.
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