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 ===vinc0053 09/20 17:35===
-I like to think of the simplest case where you know the wave is only in the ground state.  Then you have c_1 equal to 1 and all other constants equal to zero.  Then you can add the next state by, for example, having c_1 and c_2 hold values reflecting their proportional make-up, with all other constants equal to zero.
+I like to think of the simplest case where you know the wave is only in the ground state.  Then you have <math>c_1</math> equal to 1 and all other constants equal to zero.  Then you can add the next state by, for example, having <math>c_1, c_2</math> hold values reflecting their proportional make-up, with all other constants equal to zero.
 ====John Galt 11:02 9/14/09====