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A pseudo Coulombian potential in D=1 dimensional space.<br />

<strong>IPN</strong>O Participation: R.J. Lombard<br />

Collaboration : R. Mezhoud, Faculty of Sciences, Boumerdes University, Boumerdes, Algerie, <strong>and</strong><br />

R. Yekken, Institut de Physique, USTHB, Bab Ezzouar, Alger, Algeria.<br />

Dans l’espace à 1 dimension, nous avons étudié les états liés du potentiel V(x) =-e/x + b/x 2 où e et b sont<br />

des constantes positives. Ces états apparaissent sur le demi-plan droit. Dans la limite b tendant vers 0,<br />

nous retrouvons le spectre du potentiel Coulombien. Les propriétés de supersymétrie sont discutées. Le<br />

modèle est étendu en considérant des constantes de couplage complexes. Nous étudions également des<br />

effets non-linéaires introduits par une dépendance en énergie de la constante e.<br />

The study of Coulomb-like potentials in the D=1<br />

dimensional space goes back to the early works of<br />

Flügge <strong>and</strong> Marshall, Loudon <strong>and</strong> Haines <strong>and</strong><br />

Roberts. A short historical background have been<br />

given by Reyes <strong>and</strong> del Castillo-Mussot. These<br />

authors remarked that the -1/|x| <strong>and</strong> -1/(|x| + a)<br />

potentials have been widely considered. On the<br />

contrary, the -1/x has not been much investigated,<br />

although it is of interest to describe asymmetric<br />

wells in connection with semiconductors <strong>and</strong> insulators.<br />

Reyes <strong>and</strong> del Castillo-Mussot used<br />

Laplace <strong>and</strong> Fourier transforms to obtain the solutions<br />

corresponding to the -1/x <strong>and</strong> -1/|x| potentials.<br />

The -1/x potential case was recently reexamined<br />

by Yangqiang Ran et al, who gave the correct<br />

answer for the spectrum. Let us quote also that the<br />

regularization of the one-dimensional Coulomb<br />

potential has been made by Nouicer by using the<br />

principle of minimal lengths.<br />

In a different context, Calogero <strong>and</strong> Marchioro<br />

found that a potential of the form<br />

Σ i

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