Wick rotating this physicist’s namesake equation gives rise to the heat equation. By assuming that Slater determinants are good approximations, the Hartree-Fock method is used (10[1])to find approximate solutions to an (10[1])equation (10[1])named after this physicist. (10[1])Eigenfunctions of the (10[1])Hamiltonian (10[1])are solutions to the time-independent form of an equation named after (10[1])this physicist. This physicist (10[1])explored the principle of superposition (10[1])in a thought experiment that uses a Geiger counter to break a vial of poison. For 10 points, name this physicist, whose namesake thought experiment involves a simultaneously dead and alive cat. ■END■