Krein's spectral shift function and Fredholm determinants as efficient methods to study supersymmetric quantum mechanics (Q580672)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4017662
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4017662 |
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Krein's spectral shift function and Fredholm determinants as efficient methods to study supersymmetric quantum mechanics (English)
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1987
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A new method is proposed to study supersymmetric quantum mechanics. A basic relation is derived between Krein's spectral shift function and the Witten index as a powerful tool for explicit model investigations. The topological invariance of relevant quantities like the index, the anomaly, the spectral asymmetry and the spectral shift function is proved. As an illustration, some model calculations are presented, in particular the two-dimensional magnetic field problem, without assuming the magnetic flux to be quantized.
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supersymmetric quantum mechanics
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Krein's spectral shift function
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Witten index
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topological invariance
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anomaly
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spectral asymmetry
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two- dimensional magnetic field problem
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