Extended supersymmetry and hidden symmetries in one-dimensional matrix quantum mechanics
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(7)- Polynomial supersymmetry and dynamical symmetries in quantum mechanics
- Supersymmetries in Schrödinger-Pauli equations and in Schrödinger equations with position dependent mass
- Hidden symmetry from supersymmetry in one-dimensional quantum mechanics
- Extended supersymmetry in Dirac action with extra dimensions
- Hidden nonlinear \(\mathrm{su}(2| 2)\) superunitary symmetry of \(N=2\) superextended 1D Dirac delta potential problem
- Weak supersymmetry
- Matrix Hamiltonians: SUSY approach to hidden symmetries
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