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most citedAdiabatic limit interference effects for two energy level transition amplitudes and Nikitin - Umanskii formula studied by fundamental solution method

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Adiabatic limit interference effects for two energy level transition amplitudes and Nikitin - Umanskii formula studied by fundamental solution method

Stefan Giller

A method of fundamental solutions has been used to study adiabatic transition amplitudes in two energy level systems for a class of Hamiltonians allowing some simplifications of St…

quant-ph2001

Simple applications of fundamental solution method in 1D quantum mechanics A talk given at the conference on: "Geometry Symmetry and Mechanics I" Lisbon, 11-16 July 2001

Stefan Giller

A method of fundamental solutions has been used to show its effectiveness in solving some well known problems of 1D quantum mechanics (barrier penetrations, over-barrier reflection…

q-alg1997

spl(p,q) superalgebra and differential operators

Yves Brihaye, Stefan Giller, Piotr Kosinski

Series of finite dimensional representations of the superalgebras spl(p,q) can be formulated in terms of linear differential operators acting on a suitable space of polynomials. We…

hep-th1996

On the relations between osp(2,2) and the quasi exactly solvable systems

Yves Brihaye, Stefan Giller, Piotr Kosinski

By taking a product of two sl(2) representations, we obtain the differential operators preserving some space of polynomials in two variables. This allows us to construct the repres…

hep-th1995

Galilean invariance in 2+1 dimensions

Y. Brihaye, C. Gonera, S. Giller +1

The Galilean invariance in three dimensional space-time is considered. It appears that the Galilei group in 2+1 dimensions posses a three-parameter family of projective representat…

hep-th1994

Projectivised representations of

Y. Brihaye, S. Giller, P. Kosinski

We construct representations of the enveloping algebra in terms of finite difference operators and we discuss this result in the framework of quasi-exactly-solvable…