Strictly isospectral supersymmetry and Schroedinger general zero modes
L. J. Boya, H. Rosu, A. J. Segui-Santonja, F. J. Vila
Abstract
The connection between the strictly isospectral construction in supersymmetric quantum mechanics and the general zero mode solutions of the Schroedinger equation is explained by introducing slightly generalized first-order intertwining operators. We also present a multiple-parameter generalization of the strictly isospectral construction in the same perspective
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