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Fisher information in confined hydrogen-like ions

arXiv
Authors: Neetik Mukherjee, Sangita Majumdar, Amlan K. Roy

Year

2017

Paper ID

25309

Status

Preprint

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Abstract

Fisher information (I) is investigated for confined hydrogen atom (CHA)-like systems in conjugate r and p spaces. A comparative study between CHA and free H atom (with respect to I) is pursued. In many aspects, inferences in CHA are significantly different from free counterpart; that includes its dependence on n, l, m. The role of atomic number and atomic radius is discussed. Further, a detailed systematic result of I with respect to variation of confinement radius rc is presented, with particular emphasis on non-zero-(l,m) states. Several new interesting observations are recorded. Most of these results are of benchmark quality and presented for the first time.

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  • Fisher information (I) is investigated for confined hydrogen atom (CHA)-like systems in conjugate r and p spaces.

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