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Leonor Garcia-Gutierrez

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arXiv2010

Modification of Crum's Theorem for `Discrete' Quantum Mechanics

Crum's theorem in one-dimensional quantum mechanics asserts the existence of an associated Hamiltonian system for any given Hamiltonian with the complete set of eigenvalues and eigenfunctions. The associated system is iso-spectral to the original one except for the lowest energy state, which is deleted. A modification due to Krein-Adler provides algebraic construction of a new complete Hamiltonian system by deleting a finite number of energy levels. Here we present a discrete version of the modification based on the Crum's theorem for the `discrete' quantum mechanics developed by two of the present authors.

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arXiv2007

Levi-Civita regularization and geodesic flows for the `curved' Kepler problem

We introduce the regularization Levi-Civita parameter for the `curved Kepler', i.e., motion under the `Kepler-Coulomb' potential in a configuration space with any constant curvature and metric of any signature type. Consistent use of this parameter allows to solve the problem of motion (orbit shape and time evolution along the orbit), thereby extending the use of the Levi-Civita parameter beyond the usual Kepler problem in a flat Euclidean configuration space. A `universal' description, where all relations are applicable to the motions in any space and with any energy follow from our approach, with no need to discuss separately the cases where the configuration space is flat or where energy vanishes. We also discuss the connection of this `curved Kepler' problem with a geodesic flow. The well known results by Moser, Osipov and Belbruno are shown to hold essentially unchanged beyond the flat Euclidean configuration space. `Curved' Kepler motions with a fixed value of the constant of motion $σ:=-(2E - κ_1κ_2 J^2)$ on any curved configuration space with constant curvature $κ_1$ and metric of signature type $κ_2$ can be identified with the geodesic flow on a space with curvature $σ$ and metric of the same signature type.

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