Isospectral mapping for quantum systems with energy point spectra to polynomial quantum harmonic oscillators
arXiv:1901.03250 · doi:10.1016/j.physleta.2021.127144
Abstract
We show that a polynomial H(N) of degree N of a harmonic oscillator hamiltonian allows us to devise a fully solvable continuous quantum system for which the first N discrete energy eigenvalues can be chosen at will. In general such a choice leads to a re-ordering of the associated energy eigenfunctions of H such that the number of their nodes does not increase monotonically with increasing level number. Systems H have certain universal features, we study their basic behaviours.
5 pages, 6 figures
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