1999
DOI: 10.1016/s0375-9601(99)00317-5
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Non-linear coherent states associated with conditionally exactly solvable problems

Abstract: Abstract.Recently, based on a supersymmetric approach, new classes of conditionally exactly solvable problems have been found, which exhibit a symmetry structure characterized by non-linear algebras. In this paper the associated "nonlinear" coherent states are constructed and some of their properties are discussed in detail.

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“…For such a purpose, we will interpret the latter as an inverse Mellin transform problem [42], as done in related contexts before [23,26,33,34,43,44], by setting for complex s, k → s − 1 and rewriting (4.4) as…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…For such a purpose, we will interpret the latter as an inverse Mellin transform problem [42], as done in related contexts before [23,26,33,34,43,44], by setting for complex s, k → s − 1 and rewriting (4.4) as…”
Section: Unity Resolution Relationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For r > 0 and α = 0, it is known [23,26,33] that Eq. (4.7) has a positive solution in terms of a Meijer G-function [45],…”
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“…Therefore, considerable attention has been given to the construction of coherent states for some polynomial algebras. [14][15][16] Specifically, in Ref. 15, Cannata, Junker, and Trost constructed coherent states for the quadratic su(1, 1) algebra stemming from super-symmetric quantum mechanics by demanding them to be eigenstates of the noncompact operator in much the same way that Barut and Girardello 17 constructed the su(1, 1) coherent states.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…Although the original coherent states are introduced in harmonic oscillator system, the application of the coherent states is extended to wide range of physical systems, for instance, those which are described by SU(1, 1), SO (2,1), and SU(2) Lie algebraic groups [6,7,12] or even nonlinear algebraic groups [13]. It is clear that the Lie algebraic approach is a powerful tool in investigating the quantum properties of dynamical systems.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%