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Scattering by a Dirac Bubble PotentialSchrödinger Equation for a Dirac Bubble PotentialAnalytic Solutions for Double Deltafunction PotentialKepler and Oscillator Elliptical OrbitsAnalytic Solutions of the Helmholtz Equation for Some Polygons with 45 Degree Angles
Scattering by a Dirac Bubble Potential
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Schrödinger Equation for a Dirac Bubble Potential
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Analytic Solutions for Double Deltafunction Potential
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Kepler and Oscillator Elliptical Orbits
Analytic Solutions of the Helmholtz Equation for Some Polygons with 45 Degree Angles
Oscillator with Generalized Power-Law DampingLower Excited States of the Helium Isoelectronic SeriesHydrogen Atom in Varying DimensionsRotation of SpinorsPotential and Lines of Force for Two Parallel Infinite Line Charges
Oscillator with Generalized Power-Law Damping
Lower Excited States of the Helium Isoelectronic Series
Hydrogen Atom in Varying Dimensions
Rotation of Spinors
Potential and Lines of Force for Two Parallel Infinite Line Charges
Balanced Configurations of Multislot CentrifugesEigenstates for the Hulthen PotentialClosest Packing of Disks and Spheres; Kepler's ConjectureClassical and Quantum Hall EffectsDiagrammatic Representations of Scientific Formulas
Balanced Configurations of Multislot Centrifuges
Eigenstates for the Hulthen Potential
Closest Packing of Disks and Spheres; Kepler's Conjecture
Classical and Quantum Hall Effects
Diagrammatic Representations of Scientific Formulas
Meissner Effect in SuperconductorsQuasi-Exact Solutions of Schrödinger Equation: Sextic Anharmonic OscillatorWhite Dwarfs and the Chandrasekhar LimitDynamics of Free Particle and Harmonic Oscillator Using PropagatorsSchwinger's Oscillator Model for Angular Momentum
Meissner Effect in Superconductors
Quasi-Exact Solutions of Schrödinger Equation: Sextic Anharmonic Oscillator
White Dwarfs and the Chandrasekhar Limit
Dynamics of Free Particle and Harmonic Oscillator Using Propagators
Schwinger's Oscillator Model for Angular Momentum

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