2013
DOI: 10.1093/ptep/ptt001
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Ring potential generated from the central hyperbolic Manning-Rosen potential using the transformation method

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“…Again the comparison shows that λ = 0, which means l = 0 and from equations ( 14) and ( 41) we have got a constraint relation as m = ± n 2 + α 2 θ 4n 2 . The wave functions of the regenerated Makarov potential are obtained using equations ( 13), (42) and η = 1 in (17) as…”
Section: Using the Central Hyperbolic Wood-saxon Potentialmentioning
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“…Again the comparison shows that λ = 0, which means l = 0 and from equations ( 14) and ( 41) we have got a constraint relation as m = ± n 2 + α 2 θ 4n 2 . The wave functions of the regenerated Makarov potential are obtained using equations ( 13), (42) and η = 1 in (17) as…”
Section: Using the Central Hyperbolic Wood-saxon Potentialmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…where α = s − n + σ s−n and β = s − n − σ s−n . Choosing η = 1 for mathematical simplification, and using equations ( 13) and (50) in ( 16) and comparing both sides, the regenerated ring-shaped potential is found to be [42] V…”
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