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On some potentials based on exponential functions
arXiv:2607.25805v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: By means of a simple and systematic normalization method we show that some apparently different potentials based on exponential functions are equivalent. Present normalization method only requires that the potential exhibits a minimum and is finite when the radial variable tends to infinity.
Abstract:By means of a simple and systematic normalization method we show that some apparently different potentials based on exponential functions are equivalent. Present normalization method only requires that the potential exhibits a minimum and is finite when the radial variable tends to infinity.
arXiv:2607.25805 [quant-ph]
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