A symmetry-based litmus test identifies when physical systems governed by second-order ODEs possess ladder structures and constructs them, linking supersymmetric quantum mechanics to Kerr black-hole tidal responses.
(1), with ∆(x) =x, p ℓ(x) =c ℓ −x, q ℓ(x) =a ℓ x.(B11) If we considerf ℓ(x) = 1, then then the first equation in Eq
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Universal Ladder Structure Across Scales: From Quantum to Black Hole Physics
A symmetry-based litmus test identifies when physical systems governed by second-order ODEs possess ladder structures and constructs them, linking supersymmetric quantum mechanics to Kerr black-hole tidal responses.