Abstract
We introduce coherent states on the dynamical group of the nonrelativistic Kepler (hydrogen atom) problem. In the limit of high excitation these states are well concentrated wavepackets which move along classical trajectories.
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Mostowski, J. On the classical limit of the Kepler problem. Lett Math Phys 2, 1–5 (1977). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00420663
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