On the geometric potential derived from Hermitian momenta on a curved surface
M. Encinosa
Abstract
A geometric potential VC depending on the mean and Gaussian curvatures of a surface Σ arises when confining a particle initially in a three-dimensional space Ω onto Σ when the particle Hamiltonian HΩ is taken proportional to the Laplacian L on Ω. In this work rather than assume HΩ L, momenta Pη Hermitian over Ω are constructed and used to derive an alternate Hamiltonian Hη. The procedure leading to VC, when performed with Hη, is shown to yield VC = 0. To obtain a measure of the difference between the two approaches, numerical results are presented for a toroidal model.
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