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The Iterative Method for Quantum Double-well and Symmetry-breaking Potentials

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Alsufyani, Nada

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ThesisMaster of Science (MS)PhysicsNumerical solutions of quantum mechanical problems have witnessed tremendous advances over the past years. In this thesis, we develop an iterative approach to problems of double-well potentials and their variants with parity-time-reversal symmetry- breaking perturbations. We show that the method provides an efficient scheme for obtaining accurate energies and wave functions. We discuss in this thesis potential applications to a variety of related topics such as phase transitions, symmetry breaking, and external field-induced effects.Electronic theses & dissertations collection for Atlanta University & Clark Atlanta University
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2017 05 22
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  1. Degrees, Academic
  2. Dissertations, Academic
  3. Energy
  4. Physical Sciences And Mathematics
  5. Physics
  6. Quantum Mechanics
  7. Quantum Physics
  8. Symmetry

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