The application of minimal length formalism in Klein-Gordon equation with Hulthen potential was studied in the case of scalar potential that was equal to vector potential. The approximate solution was used to solve the Klein-Gordon equation within the minimal length formalism. The relativistic energy and wave functions of Klein-Gordon equation were obtained by using the Asymptotic Iteration Method. By using the Matlab software, the relativistic energies were calculated numerically. The unnormalized wave functions were expressed in hypergeometric terms. The results showed the relativistic energy increased by the increase of the minimal length parameter. The unnormalized wave function amplitude increased for the larger minimal length parameter.
The solution of D-dimensional Klein-Gordon equation for Kratzer potential was presented using asymptotic iteration method. The D-dimensional Klein-Gordon equation was reduced to one-dimensional radial differential equation. The Kratzer central potential was used in radial part solution to obtain the energy eigenvalues and radial wave function. The boundstate energy eigenvalues were calculated for various values of quantum numbers and dimensions using Matlab software.
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