Is it possible to construct exactly solvable models?
Abstract
We develop a constructive method to derive exactly solvable quantum mechanical models of rational (Calogero) and trigonometric (Sutherland) type. This method starts from a linear algebra problem: finding eigenvectors of triangular finite matrices. These eigenvectors are transcribed into eigenfunctions of a selfadjoint Schr\"odinger operator. We prove the feasibility of our method by constructing a new "AG3 model" of trigonometric type (the rational case was known before from Wolfes 1975). Applying a Coxeter group analysis we prove its equivalence with the B3 model. In order to better understand features of our construction we exhibit the F4 rational model with our method.
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