I made a small mistake in my original message and I couldn't figure out how to edit it, so here's it again with the mistake fixed

Okay, this is pretty simple to most chemists but im a stupid teen so :P.

currently I'm trying to solve the hydrogen wave function and I'm still learning about the fundamentals of chemistry, so it's obviously going to take me awhile. but I set a goal for myself to solve the equation by the end of my school year 😊😊. you may be asking what is a hydrogen wave function?

to my understanding (at least), it's a very very very long equation that helps you PREDICT the location of an electron. electrons move randomly and we don't know how to calculate one's exact location yet we just have mathematical equations to detect the probability of where they may be. we can only do this with hydrogen as of now because of how simple it is compared to anything else, here below is the equation

the hardest part of the equation is actually "a⁰" (the 0 is down but i dont have subscript on my keyboard) because this part of the equation is asking you to GIVE the original location of the atom. and to any basic level knowledge of chemistry it's known that atoms move randomly, so obviously this is going to take way too much time. my chemist professor told me it took him and his class about 12 hours.. so take that with what you will. 😭.

BY THE WAY CUZ I'M STILL IN HIGH SCHOOL I MIGHT NOT HAVE ACCURATE LIKE COMPLETELY ACCURATE INFORMATION** ＼⁠(ﾟ⁠ｰﾟ⁠＼⁠) if anyone sees any inaccuracies please let me know. and also thank you for your compliment! I appreciate it and I love your theme as well. I hope you have a good day!