Bound states of a canonical system with a pseudo-exponential potential (Q5943633)

Nonrelativistic quantum mechanics attracts attention to the so-called bound state solutions to the ordinary linear differential equations of second order. Many of these solutions may be obtained in closed form, and also a relativistic counterpart of the bound state problem remains often solvable. On this background, the paper returns to some older results (by the same authors) which proposed and studied a certain matrix, \(m\)-dimensional generalization of the equations of quantum mechanics containing the so-called pseudo-exponential matrix potentials. Basically, the paper offers a new theorem on the bound state solutions (in both its half-line and full-line versions) making the old results (formulated in the language of spectral function) more explicit, especially in the questions concerning the multiplicity of the eigenvalues or the explicit form of the eigenfunctions.