Algebraic properties of three-four dimensional anisotropic oscillator potentials through Hamiltonian chains
Abstract
In this work the notion of Hamiltonian chain is presented as applied to anisotropic oscillator potentials especially defined on three and four dimensional Euclidean spaces. A Hamiltonian chain is a sequence of superintegrable Hamiltonians which, in addition, constitute integrals of motion of a new superintegrable system. Along with the Poisson algebras the quantum counterparts of the chain is given as well as the eigenvalues of each member of the chain. The method can be extended to cover n dimensional cases.
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