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How physics got its right hand: The origins of chiral conventions in electromagnetism
Tyler McMaken
Why do physicists almost universally take the direction of positive rotation to be counterclockwise, and three-dimensional coordinates to be right-handed? This paper traces the his…
Exact results for the infinite supersymmetric extensions of the infinite square well
K. Gutierrez, E. Leon, M. Belloni +1
One-dimensional potentials defined by (for integer ) arise in the repeated supersymmetrization of the infinite square well,…
Less than perfect quantum wavefunctions in momentum-space: How phi(p) senses disturbances in the force
M. Belloni, R. W. Robinett
We develop a systematic approach to determine the large |p| behavior of the momentum-space wavefunction, phi(p), of a one-dimensional quantum system for wich the position-space wav…
New identities from quantum-mechanical sum rules of parity-related potentials
O. A. Ayorinde, K. Chisholm, M. Belloni +1
We apply quantum mechanical sum rules to pairs of one-dimensional systems defined by potential energy functions related by parity. Specifically, we consider symmetric potentials, $…
Constraints on Airy function zeros from quantum-mechanical sum rules
M. Belloni, R. W. Robinett
We derive new constraints on the zeros of Airy functions by using the so-called quantum bouncer system to evaluate quantum-mechanical sum rules and perform perturbation theory calc…
The Stark effect in linear potentials
R. W. Robinett
We examine the Stark effect (the second-order shift in the energy spectrum due to an external constant force) for two 1-dimensional model quantum mechanical systems described by li…