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The Linear Potential Propagator via

Wave Funtion Expansion

Ant^onio B. Nassar, (1;2)

Jose M. F. Bassalo, (2)

Paulo T. S. Alenar, (2)

Jose L. M. Lopes, (2)

Jose I.F. de Oliveira, (3)

and Mauro S.D. Cattani (4)

(1)

ExtensionProgram-DepartmentofSienes, UniversityofCalifornia,LosAngeles, California90024, USA

(2)

Departamento deFsiadaUFPA,66075-900, Belem, Para,Brazil

(3)

DepartamentodeFsiadaUNAMA,66050-000, Belem,Para,Brazil

(4)

Institutode FsiadaUSP,C.P.66318,05315-970, S~aoPaulo,SP, Brazil

Reeivedon3June,2002

Weevaluatethequantumpropagatorforthemotionofapartileinalinearpotentialviaareently

developpedformalism[A.B.Nassaret al.,Phys. Rev. E56, 1230, (1997)℄. Inthis formalism, the

propagatoromesabout asa typeof expansionofthe wavefuntionoverthe spaeof theinitial

veloities.

I Introdution

Thequantumpropagatorforthemotionofapartilein

alinearpotentialhasbeenreentlydisussedbyseveral

authors[1-4℄using dierenttehniques. Thisarsenalof

tehniques has an immediate pedagogial appeal and

anbevaluable in somefuture alulation whih may

requiretheuseofanonstandardapproah.

Here we present an alternative approah for the

evaluationofthelinearpotentialpropagatorviaanew

formalismdevelopedbyNassaretal.[5℄Inthis

formal-ism theentralresultis

K(x;t;x

o ;t

o

) = (m=2 ~) Z

+1

1 dv

o

F(x;t;x

o ;t

o ;v

o )e

i

~ S

q uantum (x;t;x

o ;t

o ;v

o )

; (1)

where

F(x;t;x

o ;t

o ;v

o ) =

a(t)

a

o

1=2

exp h

ima(t)_

2~a(t)

1

4a 2

(t)

[x X(t)℄ 2

+ im

_

X(t)

~

[x X(t)℄ i

; (2)

S

quantum (x;t;x

o ;t

o ;v

o ) =

Z

t

o dt

0

1

2 m

_

X 2

(t 0

) V[X(t 0

)℄

~ 2

4ma 2

(t 0

)

; (3)

X(t)isthesolutiontothelassialequation



X = 1

m V

0

[X(t);t℄; (4)

anda(t)isthesolutionto thequantumequation

 a +

1

V 00

[X(t);t℄

a = ~

2

2 3

(2)

Theterms onthe right-hand side ofEquations(4)

and (5) are due the presene of the lassial and the

quantum potential,respetively.

Equation(1) provides thepropagator asa typeof

expansion of the wave funtion over the spae of the

initial veloities. It is worth notiing the presene of

the quantum potentialin the quantum ation

(Equa-tion(3))andintheexpansionoeÆient(Equation(2))

throughthefuntiona(t):

II Linear Potential

Inwhat follows,wealulate in somedetailthe

quan-tum propagator for the linearpotential V = f x

through the formalism given by Equations (1,2,3),

therefore demonstrating its validity and usefulness as

anewtoolforfutureinvestigations.

First,wendthesolutionstoEquations(4)and(5),

subjettotheinitial onditions

X(0) = x

o ;

_

X

o = v

o

; a(0)=a

o

; a(0)_ = 0; (6)

to be

X(t) = f

2m t

2

+ v

o t + x

o

; (7)

a(t) = a

o p

1 + (t=) 2

; (8)

where = 2ma

2

o

~ .

Equations(7)and(8)allowustoarryoutinfulltheargumentsoftheexponentofEquations(1,2,3)asfollows.

TherstandtheseondargumentsofEquation(2)anbeexpanded,respetively,as

ima(t)_

2~a(t)

1

4a 2

(t)

[x X(t)℄ 2

=

1

4a 2

o

[1 + (t=) 2

℄ [

it~

2a 2

o m

1℄

h

(x x

o )

2

+ f

2

t 4

4m 2

+ v 2

o t

2

+ ft

2

m v

o

t (x x

o )

f t 2

m

2v

o t

i

; (9)

im _

X(t)

~

[x X(t)℄ = im

~

[(x x

o )v

o v

2

o t

+(x x

o )[

f t

m f

2

t 3

2m 2

3f t 2

2m

℄: (10)

Likewise, thequantumation(Equation(3))anbeexpressedas

Z

t

o dt

0

1

2 m

_

X 2

(t 0

) + f X(t 0

)

~ 2

4ma 2

(t 0

)

=

= 1

2 mv

2

o

+ f x

o +

f 2

t 2

m

+ 2f tv

o

~ 2

4ma 2

o

[1 + (t=) 2

: (11)

ThepropagatorinEquation(1)isofthegeneralform

K = D(t) Z

+1

1 dv

o exp

A(t) v 2

o

+ B(t)v

o

+C(t)

=

= D(t) r

A(t) exp

B 2

(t)

4A(t)

+ C(t)

;

where theoeÆientsA(t),B(t), C(t)andD(t)are,respetively:

A(t) = h

t 2

4a 2

+

imt

~[1 + (t=) 2

℄ i

; (12)

B(t) = h

t

2 +

im

2 ih

(x x

o )

f t 2

i

(3)

C(t) = im

2~ v

2

o t

i

2 tan

1

(t=) + i

~ f x

o t +

i

~ f

2

t 3

3m +

i

~ v

o f t

2

; (14)

D(t) = m

2 ~ [

a(t)

a

o ℄

1=2

: (15)

Thetermsin(x x

o )

2

,(x+ x

o

),andindependentofx andx

o

are,respetively,

i

~ m

2t

(x x

o )

2

; (16)

i

2~

f t(x+x

o

); (17)

i

~ f

2

t 3

24m i

2 tan

1

(t=): (18)

Thisallowsustowrite

K(x;t;x

o ;0) =

m

2 i ~t

1=2

exp h

i

~ [

m

2t

(x x

o )

2

+ f t

2

(x + x

o )

f 2

t 3

24m ℄

i

; (19)

whihistheresultfoundin Refs. [1-4℄.

d

Wehavepresented anewapproahfor the

evalua-tionofthelinearpotentialpropagator. Inthis

formal-ism,thepropagatoromesaboutasatypeofexpansion

ofthewavefuntionoverthespaeoftheinitial

velo-ities. Thisnewapproahhasapedagogialappealand

posesanalternativerouteforfutureresearh

investiga-tions.

Referenes

[2℄ G.P.Arrighini,N.L.DuranteandC.Guidotti, Am.

J.Phys.64,1036(1996).

[3℄ R.W.Robinett, Am.J.Phys.64,803(1996).

[4℄ L. S. Brown and Y. Zhang, Am. J. Phys. 62, 806

(1994).

[5℄ A. B. Nassar, J. M. F. Bassalo, P. T. S.Alenar, L.

S.G.Canela andM. Cattani, Phys.Rev.E56, 1230

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