See image below. Referenced equation (10.45) is provided in the second picture. 10.6. Use the power-series solution of the hydrogen atom to determine u3.0(p).Ignore normalization. Compare your answer with (10.45a). 1= 2, n, = 0. The corresponding normalized radial wave functions are given by%3D3/22Zr2(Zr)2R3,0 = 2Зао27ae-Zr/3a02.(10.45a)3a04/23/2ZrZr1e-Zr/3ao(10.45b)R3,1=9.Зао6ao.do2/23/2ZZr-Zr/3a0(10.45c)eR3,2 =27/5 (3a0.ao

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10.6. Use the power-series solution of the hydrogen atom to determine u3,0(p). Ignore normalization. Compare your answer with (10.45a).