Upper limit on the number of bound states of the spinless Salpeter equation
Fabian Brau
Abstract
We obtain, using the Birman-Schwinger method, upper limits on the total number of bound states and on the number of -wave bound states of the semirelativistic spinless Salpeter equation. We also obtain a simple condition, in the ultrarelativistic case (m=0), for the existence of at least one -wave bound states: C(,p/(p-1)) ∫0∞dr rp-1 |V-(r)|p 1, where C(,p/(p-1)) is a known function of and p>1.
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