“…Thus, considering a harmonic oscillator potential in β shape variable with an energy dependent string constant, v(β, ) = k( )β 2 , one obtains the following equation for the energy of the system [8,13,14]:…”
“…Thus, considering a harmonic oscillator potential in β shape variable with an energy dependent string constant, v(β, ) = k( )β 2 , one obtains the following equation for the energy of the system [8,13,14]:…”
“…where the coefficients f and g are given by the following explicit expressions: (11) Note that the indices stand for partial differentiation, as both functions V and H depend on variables other than x. In the next step we convert Eq.…”
Section: Foreign Auxiliary Equation and Point Transformationmentioning
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“…Therefore, it is important to have methods at hand for finding and generating their solutions. Besides schemes that are based on point transformations, such as in [11], there is a recent result on a very particular type of Darboux transformation [16]. There, a new kind of Darboux transformation for Schrödinger equations with a certain class of energy-dependent potentials is constructed.…”
“…the Pauli-Schrödinger equation [32,33]. It is noteworthy that in some cases, even if the initial potential is not energy-dependent, its reduction to a wave equation leads to an effective energy-dependent potential [34][35][36][37][38][39]. The harmonic oscillator and linear energy-dependent potentials are examples of analytically-solvable energy-dependent potentials.…”
We study the D-dimensional Klein-Gordon equation for a particle in a hyperspherically-symmetric potential. The potentials we consider here depend linearly on energy and inversely on the hyperradius. We calculate the corresponding eigenfunctions and eigenvalues of this system by using the Nikiforov-Uvarov method. The results could find interesting applications in fields such as theoretical nuclear physics if one is considering a relativistic treatment of spin-zero systems.
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