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Annals of Physics

Generalized schrödinger representations. II

John S. Nodvik

Published Oct 1, 1969• 2 citations
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10.1016/0003-4916(69)90167-5

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In the present article we discuss whether or not ansatzes more general than those considered hitherto, for the representation in terms of plane waves of eigensolutions of the Schrödinger equation for a free particle in a plane convex polygonal domain, lead to the construction of a complete set for a class of domains larger than the well-known one, containing the polygons for which such a complete set can be obtained in terms of a superposition of a finite number of plane waves. Our conclusion is in the negative. Comments are also made on some features of a representation in terms of analytic functions of two complex variables.