Before this equation came along, physics was mostly about solid, predictable rules like Newton’s laws. But once people started exploring atoms and subatomic particles, they noticed things didn’t always follow those old rules. That’s where quantum mechanics comes in – it helps explain weird things like particles being in more than one place at once.

The Schrödinger Equation gives us a mathematical way to describe those strange behaviours. You might think of it like a recipe that shows how quantum waves change. And just like a music note has a shape and rhythm, so does a particle’s wavefunction. In this topic, we’ll explore how the equation works, what it means, and why it’s such a big deal in physics.