Note: In this tutorial I have used the qualifier “exact” for the H1s (spatial) wavefunction and the “Kimball equation”. Those two expressions are equivalent. They are “exact” in the usual context of quantum chemical computations, but not “absolutely true”. We have neglected the finite kinetic energy of the proton (see Tutorial2 and 6), which is ~1/1836 of the kinetic energy of the electron, and have assumed that the proton is a point charge with a size negligible compared to the “size” of the H-atom. Furthermore, all movements within the atom leave the barycenter fixed. We have neglected relativistic effects, quantum electrodynamic corrections, magnetic interactions between electron and proton spins, and others. They are all of an absolute size 10-5 or less of the values shown.