“…[9−11] For instance, Ocak and Altanhan [9] used the SACS, which are defined through the spin operator representation in a differential equation giving quantum mechanical potentials, to study a spin system describing a magnetic system with the spin value S = 1. Arvieu and Rozmej [10] emphasized that the SACS can describe the rotation of quantum simple systems like rigid diatomic molecules or rigid nuclei. In addition, the SACS also has some potential applications in spintronics, [12] quantum information, [13] and quantum computation.…”