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Does this expression has an exact solution?
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It has an exact solution. Try to make a coordinate transformation so that the potential term is diagonal in the new coordinates.
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weejee said:It has an exact solution. Try to make a coordinate transformation so that the potential term is diagonal in the new coordinates.
if I change the C to Cij , it still has an exact solution ?
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