Decay Constants of Vector Mesons

The light vector mesons are studied within the framework of the Beth-Salpeter equation with the vector vectortype flat-bottom potential. The Bethe-Salpeter wavefunetions and the decay constants of the vector mesons are obtained. All the obtained results, fp, f φ, and fK＊, are in agreement with the experimental values, respectively.     

To the theory of unstable states

Deviations of the decay law from exponents are discussing for a long time, however, experimental proofs of such deviations are absent. Here in the general form is shown that the conclusions about non-exponential contributions are due to the disregarding of advanced interactions, i.e. at principally non-relativistic considerations. We consider decay processes in the frame of interactions duration of the quantum field theory. We show that at this basis the usual exponential decay has place.     

Electromagnetic Form Factor of Charged Scalar Meson

Wavefunctions and the electromagnetic form factor of charged scalar mesons are studied with the vector-vectortype fiat-bottom potential model under the framework of the spinor-spinor Bethe-Salpeter equation. The obtained results are in agreement with other theories.     

An Electromagnetic Form Factor of a Charged Scalar Meson with Schwinger-Dyson and Bethe-Salpeter Equations

The wave functions and electromagnetic form factor of charged scalar mesons are studied with a modified vectorvector fiat-bottom potential model under the framework of the Schwinger-Dyson and Bethe-Salpeter equations. The obtained results agree well with other theories.     

New ways to solve the Schroedinger equation

We discuss a new approach to solve the low lying states of the Schroedinger equation. For a fairly large class of problems, this new approach leads to convergent iterative solutions, in contrast to perturbative series expansions. These convergent solutions include the long standing difficult problem of a quartic potential with either symmetric or asymmetric minima.     

Convergent iterative solutions for a Sombrero-shaped potential in any space dimension and arbitrary angular momentum

We present an explicit convergent iterative solution for the lowest energy state of the Schroedinger equation with an N-dimensional radial potential and an angular momentum l. For g large, the rate of convergence is similar to a power series in g⁻¹.     

Convergent iterative solutions of Schroedinger equation for a generalized double well potential

We present an explicit convergent iterative solution for the lowest energy state of the Schroedinger equation with a generalized double well potential . The condition for the convergence of the iteration procedure and the dependence of the shape of the groundstate wave function on the parameter a are discussed.     

Admissible states in quantum phase space

We address the question of which phase space functionals might represent a quantum state. We derive necessary and sufficient conditions for both pure and mixed phase space quantum states. From the pure state quantum condition we obtain a formula for the momentum correlations of arbitrary order and derive explicit expressions for the wave functions in terms of time-dependent and independent Wigner functions. We show that the pure state quantum condition is preserved by the Moyal (but not by the classical Liouville) time evolution and is consistent with a generic stargenvalue equation. As a by-product Baker's converse construction is generalized both to an arbitrary stargenvalue equation, associated to a generic phase space symbol, as well as to the time-dependent case. These results are properly extended to the mixed state quantum condition, which is proved to imply the Heisenberg uncertainty relations. Globally, this formalism yields the complete characterization of the kinematical structure of Wigner quantum mechanics. The previous results are then succinctly generalized for various quasi-distributions. Finally, the formalism is illustrated through the simple examples of the harmonic oscillator and the free Gaussian wave packet. As a by-product, we obtain in the former example an integral representation of the Hermite polynomials.     

Accurate analytic presentation of solution for the spiked harmonic oscillator problem

High precision approximate analytic expressions of the ground state energies and wave functions for the spiked harmonic oscillator are found by first casting the correspondent Schrödinger equation into the nonlinear Riccati form and then solving that nonlinear equation analytically in the first iteration of the quasilinearization method (QLM). In the QLM the nonlinear differential equation is treated by approximating the nonlinear terms with a sequence of linear expressions. The QLM is iterative but not perturbative and gives stable solutions to nonlinear problems without depending on the existence of a smallness parameter. The choice of zero iteration is based on general features of exact solutions near the boundaries. Comparison of our approximate analytic expressions for binding energies and wave functions with the exact numerical solutions demonstrates their high accuracy in the wide range of parameters. The accuracy ranging between 10⁻³ and 10⁻⁷ for the energies and, correspondingly, 10⁻² and 10⁻⁷ for the wave functions in the regions, where they are not extremely small is reached. The derived formulas enable one to make accurate analytical estimates of how variation of different interactions parameters affects the correspondent physical systems.     

Bound states of the Dirac equation for a class of effective quadratic plus inversely quadratic potentials

The Dirac equation is exactly solved for a pseudoscalar linear plus Coulomb-like potential in a two-dimensional world. This sort of potential gives rise to an effective quadratic plus inversely quadratic potential in a Sturm-Liouville problem, regardless the sign of the parameter of the linear potential, in sharp contrast with the Schrödinger case. The generalized Dirac oscillator already analyzed in a previous work is obtained as a particular case.     

Bound states and band structure—A unified treatment through the quantum Hamilton-Jacobi approach

We analyze the Scarf potential, which exhibits both discrete energy bound states and energy bands, through the quantum Hamilton-Jacobi approach. The singularity structure and the boundary conditions in the above approach, naturally isolate the bound and periodic states, once the problem is mapped to the zero energy sector of another quasi-exactly solvable quantum problem. The energy eigenvalues are obtained without having to solve for the corresponding eigenfunctions explicitly. We also demonstrate how to find the eigenfunctions through this method.     

The Hubbard model on a complete graph: exact analytical results

We derive the analytical expression of the ground state of the Hubbard model with unconstrained hopping at half filling and for arbitrary lattice sites.     

The many-body problem with an energy-dependent confining potential

We consider systems of N bosons bound by two-body harmonic interactions, whose frequency depends on the total energy of the system. Such energy dependent confining interactions between the bosons yield remarkable properties of the many-body system. As the quantum numbers increase, the total energy cannot exceed a saturation energy, which is independent of the number of particles N. Moreover, the ground state energy increases with N. As a result, the density of states tends rapidly to infinity as N and/or the quantum numbers increase.     

Exact L series solution of the Dirac-Coulomb problem for all energies

We obtain exact solution of the Dirac equation with the Coulomb potential as an infinite series of square integrable functions. This solution is for all energies, the discrete as well as the continuous. The spinor basis elements are written in terms of the confluent hypergeometric functions and chosen such that the matrix representation of the Dirac-Coulomb operator is tridiagonal. The wave equation results in a three-term recursion relation for the expansion coefficients of the wavefunction which is solved in terms of the Meixner-Pollaczek polynomials.     

Coherent states of the inverted Caldirola-Kanai oscillator with time-dependent singularities

The coherent states for a system of time-dependent singular potentials coupled to inverted CK (Caldirola-Kanai) oscillator are investigated by employing invariant operator method and Lie algebraic approach. We considered Coulomb potential and inverse quadratic potential as singularities of the system. The spectrum of quantum states is discrete for λ < 0 while continuous for λ ? 0. The probability densities for both Fock state and coherent state are converged to the center as time goes by according to the dissipation of energy. We confirmed that the probability density in the coherent state oscillates back and forth like a classical wave packet.     

Precise numerical results for limit cycles in the quantum three-body problem

The study of the three-body problem with short-range attractive two-body forces has a rich history going back to the 1930s. Recent applications of effective field theory methods to atomic and nuclear physics have produced a much improved understanding of this problem, and we elucidate some of the issues using renormalization group ideas applied to precise nonperturbative calculations. These calculations provide 11-12 digits of precision for the binding energies in the infinite cutoff limit. The method starts with this limit as an approximation to an effective theory and allows cutoff dependence to be systematically computed as an expansion in powers of inverse cutoffs and logarithms of the cutoff. Renormalization of three-body bound states requires a short range three-body interaction, with a coupling that is governed by a precisely mapped limit cycle of the renormalization group. Additional three-body irrelevant interactions must be determined to control subleading dependence on the cutoff and this control is essential for an effective field theory since the continuum limit is not likely to match physical systems (e.g., few-nucleon bound and scattering states at low energy). Leading order calculations precise to 11-12 digits allow clear identification of subleading corrections, but these corrections have not been computed.     

Emulation of the evolution of a Bose–Einstein condensate in a time-dependent harmonic trap

We emulate the ground state of a Bose–Einstein condensate in a time-dependent isotropic harmonic trap by constructing analytic simulacra of a transformed wavefunction in the regions around the origin and far from the origin. This transformed wavefunction is obtained through a pseudoconformal transformation and is a function of new spatial and temporal variables, while the simulacra are generalisations of asymptotic solutions of the nonlinear Schrödinger equation and they are matched by requiring continuity not only of the wavefunction and of its slope, but of its curvature as well. The resulting piecewise analytic simulacra coincide almost perfectly with the numerically obtained solutions of the time-dependent nonlinear Schrödinger equation and constitute an easy and accurate analytic method for describing fully the condensate ground state.     

The improved quantization rule and the Langer modification

An improved quantization rule is used to obtain a generalized formulation of Langer modification. The relations between the improved quantization rule and the Langer modification are studied. Two typical quantum systems, hydrogen atom and harmonic oscillator, are studied to show the relations between them.     

Critical endpoint in the Polyakov-loop extended NJL model

The critical endpoint (CEP) and the phase structure are studied in the Polyakov-loop extended Nambu–Jona-Lasinio model in which the scalar type eight-quark (σ⁴${\sigma }^4$) interaction and the vector type four-quark interaction are newly added. The σ⁴${\sigma }^4$ interaction largely shifts the CEP toward higher temperature and lower chemical potential, while the vector type interaction does oppositely. At zero chemical potential, the σ⁴${\sigma }^4$ interaction moves the pseudo-critical temperature of the chiral phase transition to the vicinity of that of the deconfinement phase transition.