Variationally Improved Spectral Method as an extremely accurate technique for solving time-independent Schrodinger equation

Physics – Mathematical Physics

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21 pages, 10 figures

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We introduce an optimization procedure for the Spectral Method and apply it as an extremely accurate technique for finding the bound states of the time-independent Schrodinger equation. In this method a finite basis is used for approximating the solutions. Although any complete orthonormal basis can be used, we discuss the Fourier basis. We present a detailed comparison between the results obtained by this method and some of the more routine methods. This method is very simple to program, fast, extremely accurate (e.g. a relative error of 10^(-130) is easily obtainable for most problems), very robust and stable. Most importantly, one can obtain the energies and the wave functions of as many of the bound states as desired with a single run of the algorithm.

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