Cornell potential: a neural network approach
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Abstract: In this study, we solved Schr"odinger equation with Cornell potential (Coulomb-plus-linear potential) by using neural network approach. Four different types of Cornell potential were used without a physical relevance. Besides that charmonium and bottomonium spin-averaged spectra were also calculated. Obtained results are in good agreement with the reference studies.
Summary: We solved Schrödinger equation with Cornell potential (Coulomb-plus-linear potential) by using neural network approach. Four different cases of Cornell potential for different potential parameters were used without a physical relevance. Besides that charmonium, bottomonium and bottom-charmed spin-averaged spectra were also calculated. Obtained results are in good agreement with the reference studies and available experimental data.
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