An upper bound for asymmetrical spinless Salpeter equations
arXiv:1202.5175 · doi:10.1016/j.physleta.2012.05.046
Abstract
Using the auxiliary field method, a generic upper bound is obtained for the spinless Salpeter equation with two different masses. Analytical results are presented for the cases of the Coulomb and linear potentials when a mass is vanishing.
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