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Clarified nr of bound states vs max quantum nr in PoschlTeller #63
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I'm sorry for not updating the fork before merging, hence leading to "conflicts". |
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Thank you for your efforts. Please check comments.
docs/src/PoschlTeller.md
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```@docs; canonical=false | ||
Antique.nₘₐₓ(::PoschlTeller) | ||
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Note that the number of bound states is `nₘₐₓ + 1`, since we count the ground state from `n=0`. |
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Please write this line into the docstring.
docs/src/PoschlTeller.md
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```@repl PT | ||
nₘₐₓ(PT) | ||
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Note that the number of bound states is `nₘₐₓ + 1`, since we count the ground state from `n=0`. |
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Here too.
src/PoschlTeller.jl
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I would like to discard the commit to this file. We don't need change this file if 0 <= n <= n_max
has been correct. Please pull latest version and update the docstrings. No conflicts will occur.
Please see 2 pages:
The changes are as follows:
I tthink all you have to do is change the docstrings. |
I clarified the difference between the number of bound states and the maximum quantum number in the documentation for the Pöschl-Teller model. The same issue should exist for models in which we count
n
from 0, and which have a finite number of bound states, i.e. the Morse potential.