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Formulation of Green＇s Function in Solving Schrǒdinger Equation for Bipartite System with Kinetic Coupling Gained by Virtue of Entangled States

FANHong-Yi, LIUQiu-Yu

Published Jan 1, 2005• 0 citations

Abstract

Using the entangled state representation we present a formulation of Green's function in solving Schrǒdinger equation for bipartite system with kinetic coupling.

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