I'm trying to solve the Schrodinger equation and having difficulties to define a limitless region because the problem has the Dirichlet conditions at infinity. Maybe I don't need such a region and should merely to define that condition correctly but I don't know how to implement it
h = 1; m = 1; V[r_] := -1/Sqrt[ r.r];
\[ScriptCapitalL] = -(h^2/(2 m)) \!\(
\*SubsuperscriptBox[\(\[Del]\), \({x, y, z}\), \(2\)]\(f[x, y,
z]\)\) + V[{x, y, z}] f[x, y, z];
n = 3;
A = ImplicitRegion[
-\[Infinity] < x < \[Infinity] && -\[Infinity] <
y < \[Infinity] && -\[Infinity] < z < \[Infinity] , {x, y,
z}];
{vals, funs} =
NDEigensystem[{\[ScriptCapitalL],
DirichletCondition[f[x, y, z] == 0, True]},
f, {x, y, z} \[Element] A, n] ;
NDEigensystem::femtemnbb: The bounds for ImplicitRegion[-\[Infinity]<x<\[Infinity]&&-\[Infinity]<y<\[Infinity]&&-\[Infinity]<z<\[Infinity],{x,y,z}] are {{-\[Infinity],\[Infinity]},{-\[Infinity],\[Infinity]},{-\[Infinity],\[Infinity]}}. Unless finite numeric bounds are specified, the mesh generation will constrain the region to have finite bounds.
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