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The Doss Trick on Symmetric Spaces

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The Doss trick is employed to find solutions of Schrüdinger equations on symmetric spaces of compact type. The potentials and initial conditions are taken from an algebra of functions which admit an holomorphic extension to the complexification of the considered symmetric spaces.

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Thaler, H. The Doss Trick on Symmetric Spaces. Lett Math Phys 72, 115–127 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11005-005-4395-7

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