NASA NTRS · 19930018164
Atomic supersymmetry
Abstract
Atomic supersymmetry is a quantum-mechanical supersymmetry connecting the properties of different atoms and ions. A short description of some established results in the subject are provided and a few recent developments are discussed including the extension to parabolic coordinates and the calculation of Stark maps using supersymmetry-based models.
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Kostelecky, V. Alan. 1993-01-01. Atomic supersymmetry. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930018164
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