Factorization of supersymmetric Hamiltonians in curvilinear coordinates
arXiv:1202.2457 · doi:10.1088/1742-6596/343/1/012040
Abstract
Planar supersymmetric quantum mechanical systems with separable spectral problem in curvilinear coordinates are analyzed in full generality. We explicitly construct the supersymmetric extension of the Euler/Pauli Hamiltonian describing the motion of a light particle in the field of two heavy fixed Coulombian centers. We shall also show how the SUSY Kepler/Coulomb problem arises in two different limits of this problem: either, the two centers collapse in one center - a problem separable in polar coordinates -, or, one of the two centers flies to infinity - to meet the Coulomb problem separable in parabolic coordinates.
arXiv comment13 pages. Based on the talk presented by M.A. Gonzalez Leon at the 7th International Conference on Quantum Theory and Symmetries (QTS7), August 07-13, 2011, Prague, Czech Republic
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