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Kandirmaz, Nalan (2018) Coherent states for Kratzer-type potentials. Journal of Mathematical Physics, 59. 63510pp. doi:10.1063/1.4999704

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TitleCoherent states for Kratzer-type potentials
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AuthorsKandirmaz, NalanAuthor
Year2018 (June)Volume59
PublisherAIP Publishing
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