“…Thus, we improve considerably the prevalent formalism 9–14. - We modify the MEP ansatz 13, 14 to ensure the correct small‐ and large‐ x behavior of the generated wave function. These latter characteristics are readily derived 15–17 even if the problem at hand is not analytically tractable.
- Here, optimization is performed without resorting to the energy minimum principle or the MEP; instead, the moment recursion relations are profitably utilized.
- We do not require the explicit values of any of the moments at any stage. It is sufficient to assume that the moments exist, and are finite.
- Our scheme is general; it applies to potentials expressible as rational functions.
- The method is numerically stable, yielding highly accurate results at the expense of little computational labor.
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