Why do we need the reduced planck's constant?
For context, I'm an undergraduate student in physics. We just started our Quantum Mechanics course. After class, I went through the 'Introduction to Quantum Mechanics' textbook by Griffiths and encountered the reduced planck's constant in the Schrodinger's equation.
If it's equal to h/2pi, wouldn't it make sense to just write that?
Idk, I'm new to this, so I don't get it yet