A wave function or wave function is a mathematical tool in quantum mechanics that describes the quantum state of a particle or system of particles. It is commonly applied as a property of particles relating to their wave-particle duality, where it is denoted (position,time) and where ||2 is equal to the chance of finding the subject at a certain time and position. For example, in an atom with a single electron, such as hydrogen or ionized helium, the wave function of the electron provides a complete description of how the electron behaves. It can be decomposed into a series of atomic orbitals which form a basis for the possible wave functions. For atoms with more than one electron (or any system with multiple particles), the underlying space is the possible configurations of all the electrons and the wave function describes the probabilities of those configurations. In solving homework problems involving the wave function, familiarity with complex numbers is a prerequisite. Other prerequisites include the math of linear algebra, Euler's formula from complex analysis and the braket notation.

Summary: Learn about wave function.

Head to your local craft or fabric store and find a frame in the size you want. Then, choose a fabric that matches your decor and purchase enough to fill the frame, plus a little extra. You can choose any style, weight, or pattern of fabric. Look for something that complements your decor. Maybe choose a specific color from your couch pillows that you want to bring out or a pattern from your rug that will tie the whole room together. Repeating patterns are very interesting and visually appealing when they are framed. If you have an elaborate print, consider using a simpler frame so that the print becomes the focal point. In contrast, if you have a simpler or smaller print, try spicing it up with a decorative or vintage frame.

Summary: Buy fabric and a frame that complement one another.

Remove your lobsters from the water using tongs and place them in a colander sitting underside up on a clean work surface. Gently shake it to the left and right to get rid of initial water. Place paper towel underneath your colander to catch drainage. Use scissors or a kitchen knife and take care not to cut yourself by aiming the pointed edge of your tool away from you. Cutting the tips prevents your lobsters from becoming waterlogged and improves the draining process. Grasp the lobster firmly and split the tail along the length using a knife. This also improves drainage. Keep an eye on the butter and wait for it to begin melting. Once it is approximately melted, stir it with a wooden spoon until it finishes melted. Most sticks of butter are around 12 cup (120ml). You can also cut your butter into small 1 inch (2.5cm) pieces and melt them in a microwave on medium-low power or defrost. Check on it every 10 to 15 second until it's nearly melted. Now, remove it and stir it to complete the melting process. Pour your melted butter over the lobster and enjoy it with your choice of sides. Common choices include lemon wedges, corn on the cob, fresh green beans, and asparagus. Use a lobster cracker to get through your lobster shells and reach the meat. You can also use your hands in combination with a lobster fork to dig into the smaller crevices. Store your lobster in the refrigerator for 3 to 4 days at most. In the freezer, lobster lasts for 2 to 3 months. After de-thawing frozen lobster, you can store it in the refrigerator for another 3 to 4 days prior to cooking. Lobster should be thrown away if it's left at room temperature for more than 2 hours. Signs of bad lobster include a slimy texture and a sour smell. Don't taste lobster before looking for these signs.

Summary: Drain your lobsters in a colander. Remove the tips of each lobster claw. Melt 23 cup (160ml) melted butter in a heavy saucepan on your stovetop. Serve your lobster with your choice of sides.

When you mix baking soda with warm water, you will create a great exfoliating treatment that is safe and gentle on your skin. All you do is mix equal parts of baking soda and water and rub it on your face using circular motions. Keep massaging for about one minute and then wash it off with warm water. Finish the process with a great face moisturizer to hydrate you skin. Skin can become dry after you cleanse or exfoliate it, so be sure to replace any moisture lost back into your skin. There are certain times when it is impossible not to touch your face, but it is important to limit how much contact actually happens. Every time you put your chin in your palm, pop a pimple, or even rub your tired eyes after a long day, you are damaging your skin. Our hands clog our pores with dirt and oil and all of those rubs and tugs create fine lines, wrinkles, and micro tears on our faces. If you leave your skin exposed and unprotected for too long, it can cause irreversible damage because of the UV rays that come from the sun. The sun causes wrinkles, dark spots, and skin cancer that will slowly develop over time. An easy way to wear sunscreen every day is to buy a face lotion that also has sunscreen in it. Look for lightweight lotions that use natural ingredients. Lotions that contain sunscreen are easy to wear underneath your regular makeup and will give you the protection you need.
Summary: Use baking soda to exfoliate for extra soft skin. Stop touching and tugging at your face. Wear sunscreen every day.