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Harmonic oscillator chains with exactly solvable dynamics

Gudimenko A.I.

2017, issue 1, P. 11-21

Abstract

The method of Darboux transformation is applied to construct exactly solvable one-dimensional chains of harmonic oscillators.

Keywords: Darboux transformation, exactly solvable dynamics, harmonic chains

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