Wigner function of a quantum system with polynomial potential

Wigner function of a quantum system with polynomial potential

The Moyal equation for the Wigner function was obtained under the assumption that the potential is an analytic function. The polynomial form of the potential is a natural approximation of the analytical potential with any necessary accuracy. The simplest quantum system with a second-order polynomial...

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