The solution of differential equations of the type d2q/d τ2 + ω2(τ)q = 0 is of great interest in Physics. Authors often introduce an auxiliary function w, solution of a differential equation which can be solved by a perturbation method. In fact this approach is nothing but an extension of the well known WKB method. Lewis has found an exact invariant of the motion given in closed form in terms of this w function. Using an appropriate canonical transformation this exact invariant can be derived in a much easier way. This method can now be used as a natural way of introducing the WKB extension.La résolution d'équations différentielles du type d2 q/dτ2 + ω2(τ).q = 0 est d'un grand intérêt en Physique. On introduit souvent une fonction auxiliair...
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We study in detail the Schrödinger equation corresponding to the four dimensional SU(2) $ \mathcal{N...
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We study in detail the Schrödinger equation corresponding to the four dimensional SU(2) $ \mathcal{N...
AbstractThe Lagrangian formulation of the class of general second-order ordinary differential equati...
We study in detail the Schrödinger equation corresponding to the four dimensional SU(2) $ \mathcal{N...
International audienceThe purpose of this article is to analyze the connection between Eynard-Oranti...
International audienceThe purpose of this article is to analyze the connection between Eynard-Oranti...
International audienceThe purpose of this article is to analyze the connection between Eynard-Oranti...
The “exact WKB method” is applied to the general quartic oscillator, yielding rigorous results on th...
The factorization problem for the group of canonical transformations close to the identity and the c...
In this paper, we revisit the classical linear turning point problem for the second order differenti...
We establish WKB estimates for 2 × 2 linear dynamic systems with a small parameter ε on a time scale...
The article is devoted to the determination of second-order perturbations in rectangular coordinates...
In this article, a geometric technique to construct numerical schemes for partial differential equat...
AbstractFor linear differential equations x(n)+a1x(n−1)+⋯+anx=0 (and corresponding linear differenti...
We consider the difference Schrödinger equation ψ(z + h) + ψ(z − h) + v(z)ψ(z) = 0 where z is a comp...
We extend and propose a new proof for a reduction theorem near a simple turning point due to Aoki et...
We study in detail the Schrödinger equation corresponding to the four dimensional SU(2) $ \mathcal{N...
AbstractThe Lagrangian formulation of the class of general second-order ordinary differential equati...
We study in detail the Schrödinger equation corresponding to the four dimensional SU(2) $ \mathcal{N...