The Journal of Chemical Physics · 1968 · 443 citations · 7 references
Spectral TheoryQuantum ScienceNumerical AnalysisEngineeringQuantum ComputingPhysicsMatrix ElementsOrthogonal PolynomialsNatural SciencesOrthogonal PolynomialTransformation TheoryMatrix MethodQuantum ChemistryMatrix TheoryMatrix AnalysisRadial Basis FunctionIntegral TransformBasis Exp
A simple method proposed by Harris et al. using the techniques of transformation theory for the generation of the matrix elements of one-dimensional potential functions in a discrete, orthonormal basis is shown to be equivalent to Gaussian quadratures when the basis is constructed of orthogonal polynomials. The basis exp(inθ) on (− π, π) is also discussed.
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