Self-adjoint extensions for a -corrected Hamiltonian of a particle on a finite interval
arXiv:2204.00687 · doi:10.1016/j.aop.2022.168994
Abstract
In the present paper we deal with the issue of finding the self-adjoint extensions of a -corrected Hamiltonian. The importance of this subject lies on the application of the concepts of quantum mechanics to the minimal-length scale scenario which describes an effective theory of quantum gravity. We work in a finite one dimensional interval and we give the explicit parametrization that leads to the self-adjoint extensions. Once the parametrization is known, we can choose appropriate matrices to model physical problems. As examples, we discuss the infinite square-well, periodic conditions, anti-periodic conditions and periodic conditions up to a prescribed phase. We hope that the parametrization we found will contribute to model other interesting physical situations in further works.
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