The hydrogen atom’s wavefunctions in glorious 3D: From spherical s-orbitals to dumbbell p’s and cloverleaf d’s; the elegant dance of allowed quantum transitions made visible.

Physics, like mathematics, is 2D, 3D, 4D which is a sort of dualism like wave/particle.

The math adds up too. When modeling the universe as an infinite fractal of repeating structure that time-scales by c, obviously. ~G

3D Chladni patterns are the stable orbits within atoms.

@Petucato

someone saw this shit and decided to render them in raw C++

Oh no, I accidentally got stuck here watching this for too long.

Thank you

@grok is this representation accurate or orbital change is instantaneous and discontinuous?

This probably means something, I dint know what but something.

What makes these orbitals fascinating is their nodal structure regions where the probability of finding an electron is exactly zero.

I like this. One suggestion is to label each orbit like dz2. It always created a gap between simple physics and chemistry.

This is absolutely beautiful. We can also try to see a Superposition of the orbitals.