1986
DOI: 10.1007/bf01028889
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Generalized coherent states for relativistic model of a linear oscillator

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“…However, there are few results on the multiplicity of subharmonic solutions of Eq. (1). Recently, Boscaggin, Garrione and Feltrin, Fonda and Toader, Donde and Zanolin applied the Poincaré-Birkhoff twist theorem to discuss related problems, see [8,7,19,14].…”
Section: Xiying Sun Qihuai Liu Dingbian Qian and Na Zhaomentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…However, there are few results on the multiplicity of subharmonic solutions of Eq. (1). Recently, Boscaggin, Garrione and Feltrin, Fonda and Toader, Donde and Zanolin applied the Poincaré-Birkhoff twist theorem to discuss related problems, see [8,7,19,14].…”
Section: Xiying Sun Qihuai Liu Dingbian Qian and Na Zhaomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Subharmonic mechanical vibrations of nonlinear systems under relativistic effect. Relativistic oscillator models for particle motions are a subject of rather broad interest nowadays, which have been widely used in different branches of theoretical physics such as quantum mechanics, statistical mechanics, superconductivity theory, nuclear physics, and so forth [21,27,1].…”
Section: Xiying Sun Qihuai Liu Dingbian Qian and Na Zhaomentioning
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“…Such problems arise from the relativistic oscillator models and curvature operator equations [1]. For example, the special relativity operator φ : B(1) → R N is given by…”
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“…The Pollaczek polynomials were involved in the description [47] of the wave functions of relativistic model of linear harmonic oscillator in the frame-work of the quasi-potential approach. (For more details on this model and its variants we refer the reader to [48]- [51]). …”
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confidence: 99%