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How does the conservation law for the Schrodinger's equation change with respect to its coefficient?


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In Tao's book, page 84, he stated the conservation law for the linear Schrodinger's equation $i partial_t u+ frac{1}{2}Delta u = 0$. But there are other resources treating the equation as $partial_t{u} + Delta u$.



I verified the first equation in the conservation law is the same for both situations. But it seems that the second one is dependent on the coefficients. I wonder what is the right conservation law for $partial_t{u} + Delta u = 0$.










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    In Tao's book, page 84, he stated the conservation law for the linear Schrodinger's equation $i partial_t u+ frac{1}{2}Delta u = 0$. But there are other resources treating the equation as $partial_t{u} + Delta u$.



    I verified the first equation in the conservation law is the same for both situations. But it seems that the second one is dependent on the coefficients. I wonder what is the right conservation law for $partial_t{u} + Delta u = 0$.










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      In Tao's book, page 84, he stated the conservation law for the linear Schrodinger's equation $i partial_t u+ frac{1}{2}Delta u = 0$. But there are other resources treating the equation as $partial_t{u} + Delta u$.



      I verified the first equation in the conservation law is the same for both situations. But it seems that the second one is dependent on the coefficients. I wonder what is the right conservation law for $partial_t{u} + Delta u = 0$.










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      In Tao's book, page 84, he stated the conservation law for the linear Schrodinger's equation $i partial_t u+ frac{1}{2}Delta u = 0$. But there are other resources treating the equation as $partial_t{u} + Delta u$.



      I verified the first equation in the conservation law is the same for both situations. But it seems that the second one is dependent on the coefficients. I wonder what is the right conservation law for $partial_t{u} + Delta u = 0$.







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