Abstract
In the path integral approach, the Green's function relative to a three-dimensional potential is obtained, in the parabolic rotational system. The energy spectrum and the wave functions of the bound and scattering states are deduced. Particular cases of this potential are also considered.
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Bentag, B., Chetouani, L. Path integral treatment of a noncentral potential. Czechoslovak Journal of Physics 50, 593–606 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1022802200527
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