May be anyone may bring an example of such kind particle taking place in nuclear physics or solid state or smth else. For example an electron in disordered semiconducter situated at maximum point of zone potential while the semiconductor is placed in alternating electric field.
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An electron (or positron) of a moderate energy (tens of MeV) channelled in a periodically bent crystal.
Thank You, Andriy! May be You have some reference?
With best regards
V.Ch.
Singularities in the X-Ray Spectra of Metals
David C. Langreth
Phys. Rev. B 1, 471 (1970)
May not be driven specifically by a harmonic force. It is a quantum version of forced harmonic oscillator problem. Also see following notes, which cites this paper,
http://www.int.washington.edu/users/bertsch/harmonic_oscillator3.pdf
(i) You can study the case using classical physics.
(ii) For Quantum analysis using MATLAB ,contact Korsch
(iii) You can read my work in Proc.Ind.Nat.Sci.Academy A : controlled and uncontrolled vibrations
Prof B.Rath
To Eugene Prokhorenko : not only " from -k*x to +k*x" but according to sine-low.
Any ideas?
Thnx for advance
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