Lower limit in semiclassical form for the number of bound states in a central potential
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Abstract: We identify a class of potentials for which the semiclassical estimate of the number of (S-wave) bound states provides a (rigorous) lower limit: , where the double braces denote the integer part. Higher partial waves can be included via the standard replacement of the potential with the effective -wave potential . An analogous upper limit is also provided for a different class of potentials, which is however quite severely restricted.
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