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理论物理通讯:英文版

Variable Frequency Harmonic Oscillator in an Electromagnetic Field

HUANGBo-Wen, WANGJing-Shan, GUZhi-Yu, QIANShang-Wu

Published Jan 1, 2004• 0 citations
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Abstract

The invariant, propagator, and wavefunction for a variable frequency harmonic oscillator in an electro-magnetic field are obtained by making a specific coordinate transformation and by using the method of phase spacepath integral method. The probability amplitudes for a dissipative harmonic oscillator in the time varying electric fieldE(t) = Eo sin(Ωt) are obtained.

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The invariant, propagator, and wavefunction for a variable frequency harmonic oscillator in an electro-magnetic field are obtained by making a specific coordinate transformation and by using the method of phase spacepath integral method. The probability amplitudes for a dissipative harmonic oscillator in the time varying electric fieldE(t) = Eo sin(Ωt) are obtained.