INTEGRABLE DYNAMICAL SYSTEMS GENERATED BY QUANTUM MODELS WITH ADIABATIC PARAMETER
Sergey Yuryevich Slavyanov, Aleksandr Myllary
Last modified: 2010-04-01
Abstract
Several quantum models were widely used
for simplified interpretation of quantum phenomena.
Some of them are solved in terms of
classical special functions. However the others,
more sophisticated - two Coulomb centers problem,
Stark effect in hydrogen, isotonic oscillator ets.
are solved in terms of Heun functions. Typical for
these is the presence of an additional parameter
which can play the role of an adiabatic variable.
The problem posesses the hamiltonian formulation.
The procedure of antiquantization leads to dynamical
model which is integrable since it is exposed in
terms of Painleve equations. The physical understanding
of these models should be clarified in the future.
We give results of symbolic and numeric computations
developed with the help of the Computer Algebra
package Mathematica.
for simplified interpretation of quantum phenomena.
Some of them are solved in terms of
classical special functions. However the others,
more sophisticated - two Coulomb centers problem,
Stark effect in hydrogen, isotonic oscillator ets.
are solved in terms of Heun functions. Typical for
these is the presence of an additional parameter
which can play the role of an adiabatic variable.
The problem posesses the hamiltonian formulation.
The procedure of antiquantization leads to dynamical
model which is integrable since it is exposed in
terms of Painleve equations. The physical understanding
of these models should be clarified in the future.
We give results of symbolic and numeric computations
developed with the help of the Computer Algebra
package Mathematica.