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integral^2 pi_0 d phi integral^pi_0 sin theta d theta integral^infinity_0 r^2 dr

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integral^2 pi_0 d phi integral^pi_0 sin theta d theta integral^infinity_0 r^2 dr (1/64 pi a^5) r^3 e^-r/a sin^2 (theta) (c) integral^infinity_-infinity (4a^2/pi)^1/4 xe^-ax^2/2 (-h^2/2m d^2/dx^2) (4a^2/pi)^1/4 xe^-ax^2/2 dx integral^2 pi_0 d phi integral^pi_0 sin theta d theta integral^infinity_0 r^2 dr (1/8 squareroot pi a^5/2) re^-r/2a sin (theta) e^t theta times -h^2/2m (partial difference^2/partial difference r^2 + 2/r partial difference/partial difference r + 1/r^2 partial difference ^2/partial difference theta^2 + 1/r^2 cot theta partial difference/partial difference theta + 1/r^2 sin^2 theta partial difference^2/partial difference phi^2) times (1/8 squareroot a^5/2) re^-r/2a sin (theta) e^-t phi

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