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An improved discretization of Schrodinger-like radial equations

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arxiv 1807.01392 v1 pith:HAGAFI5D submitted 2018-07-03 physics.comp-ph cond-mat.str-elhep-latnucl-thphysics.atom-ph

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A new discretization of the radial equations that appear in the solution of separable second order partial differential equations with some rotational symmetry (as the Schrodinger equation in a central potential) is presented. It cures a pathology, related to the singular behaviour of the radial function at the origin, that suffers in some cases the discretization of the second derivative with respect to the radial coordinate. This pathology causes an enormous slowing down of the convergence to the continuum limit when the two point boundary value problem posed by the radial equation is solved as a discrete matrix eigenvalue problem. The proposed discretization is a simple solution to that problem. Some illustrative examples are discussed.

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