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A time-dependent quantum Hamiltonian is called quantum integrable when it possesses nontrivial parameter-dependent commuting partners. Quantum-integrability necessity conjecture. Q…
A quantum system with degrees of freedom is called maximally superintegrable when it possesses integrals of motion, the maximum possible number. An exactly solvable quan…
Exact-solvability conjecture. Exactly solvability should hold quite widely for super-integrable systems.
Superintegrability–exact-solvability conjecture. All maximally superintegrable systems are exactly solvable.
Let be -dimensional Euclidean space, and consider superintegrable systems whose integrals of motion are differential operators of order at most two. The Montreal conjectur…
Let denote -dimensional Euclidean space, and consider quantum superintegrable systems on whose integrals of motion have differential order at most two. The Montreal…
A maximally superintegrable quantum system in flat space is a quantum system whose number of functionally independent integrals of motion is maximal possible; an exactly-solvable s…
Consider the classical Hamiltonian family and its quantum version , with parameters as introduced in the paper. The authors distinguish known reductions fro…
Let denote the quantum version of the Hamiltonian family introduced in the paper, with the same parameter space as the classical family. Quantum exact-solvability conje…
A multistate Landau–Zener model is a quantum system whose Hamiltonian depends linearly on time, and a model is called solvable when its transition probabilities between asymptotic…
Let the SWKB condition be the supersymmetric WKB quantization condition for a potential, and let a conventional shape-invariant (SI) potential be one for which this condition is ex…
Let be the leading-order supersymmetric WKB quantization integral for a quantum system, and let the energy eigenvalues describe its level structure. Nasuda's co…
Let be a supersymmetric quantum-mechanical potential with groundstate eigenfunction , and let the SWKB quantization condition be … where and are the roots…
Let be the multi-indexed Meixner–Pollaczek or continuous Hahn polynomial for an arbitrary index set , including cases in which it is not orthogonal…
Let be the eigenpolynomials of the multi-indexed system, let be its similarity-transformed Hamiltonian, and l…
Let be the polynomial used in the constant-coefficient recurrence theorem, with degree , and let () be the corresponding spectral factors…
Superintegrable systems are dynamical systems possessing sufficiently many integrals of motion; in the context of this paper, the claim concerns such systems and their associated s…
A multistate Landau–Zener model is a quantum system with diabatic levels whose energies depend linearly on time and whose couplings are time-independent. An already solved model is…
The exact two-Schur correlator conjecture. The average of the two Schur-polynomial insertions satisfies
Exact-solvability conjecture. All maximally superintegrable quantum systems in Euclidean spaces are exactly solvable.
Hypergeometric reduction conjecture. Exact solvability of the Schrödinger equation should depend on whether the equation can be suitably reduced to the hypergeometric equation or t…
A two-dimensional system is maximally superintegrable if it has the maximal number of functionally independent integrals of motion compatible with superintegrability. Tempesta–Turb…
A superintegrable system is a Hamiltonian system that admits more integrals of motion than degrees of freedom; here the Hamiltonian is … with two additional integrals polynomial in…
A quantum-mechanical system is maximally superintegrable if it possesses the maximal number of functionally independent integrals of motion compatible with its phase-space dimensio…
A scalar system is maximally superintegrable if it possesses the maximal number of functionally independent integrals of motion compatible with its degrees of freedom. The scalar s…