The Half Transform Ansatz: Quarkonium Dynamics in Quantum Phase Space
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2303.16356v3
- Date: Tue, 27 Jun 2023 15:59:06 GMT
- Title: The Half Transform Ansatz: Quarkonium Dynamics in Quantum Phase Space
- Authors: Gabriel Nowaskie
- Abstract summary: We present a method to cast the Schrodinger Equation into a hyper-geometric form which can be solved for the phase space wave function and its energy eigenvalues.
We also analyze the behavior of these wave functions, which suggest a correlation between radial momentum and the upper limit of existence in charm-anticharm mesons.
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- Abstract: Since the groundwork published by Torres-Vega and Frederick, the Quantum
Phase Space Representation (QPSR) has been explored as a method for solving a
multitude of physical systems and describing phenomena. Most recently,
Valentino A. Simpao has developed a method, the Heaviside Operational Ansatz,
to solve the Time Dependent Schrodinger Equation (TDSE) in the QPSR, but there
are still no general, direct methods to solve the Time Independent Schrodinger
Equation in the QPSR. There is also no current formulation of quarkonium in
phase space. In this paper, we describe the strong interactions of
non-relativistic heavy quarks using the Cornell potential, and present a
method, the Half-Transform Ansatz, to cast the Schrodinger Equation into a
hyper-geometric form which can be solved for the phase space wave function and
its energy eigenvalues using the Nikiforov-Uvarov method. This solution can be
generalized for any two particle system with a scleronomic potential made up of
polynomial and reciprocal terms. These results are compared to experimental
results and other theoretical models. We also analyze the behavior of these
wave functions, which suggest a correlation between radial momentum and the
upper limit of existence in charm-anticharm mesons.
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