Schrodinger's Equation

Schrödinger's Equation is a fundamental formula in quantum physics that describes how the state of a tiny particle, like an electron, changes over time. Instead of pinpointing its exact location, it provides a mathematical function called a wave function, which gives the probabilities of finding the particle in different places or states. Think of it as a way to predict the likelihood of various outcomes for a quantum object, helping scientists understand and predict behaviors at the smallest scales where classical physics no longer applies.