Renormalization of Coulomb interactions for the 1D Dirac equation (Q4832966): Difference between revisions

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+Brian R. F. Jefferies
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+Fundamental solution of the heat and Schrödinger equations with point interaction
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+Relativistic point interaction with Coulomb potential in one dimension
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+Characterization of one-dimensional point interactions for the Schrödinger operator by means of boundary conditions
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+Point interactions in \(L^ p\)
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+The functional–analytic versus the functional–integral approach to quantum Hamiltonians: The one-dimensional hydrogen atoma)
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+New analytically solvable models of relativistic point interactions
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+Renormalization of the relativistic delta potential in one dimension
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+Path integral for the Dirac equation in two space-time dimensions
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+The <i>Z</i>                   <i>i</i>                   <i>t</i>                   <i>t</i>                   <i>e</i>                   <i>r</i>                   <i>b</i>                   <i>e</i>                   <i>w</i>                   <i>e</i>                   <i>g</i>                   <i>u</i>                   <i>n</i>                   <i>g</i> of a Dirac particle in two-dimensional space-time
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+Feynman Integrals and the Schrödinger Equation
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