Why we are solving the Schrodinger equation for quarkonium system in N-dimensional space, while the quarkonium is a three-dimensional system?

Rishabh Sharma @Rishabh-Sharma-73

28 April 2024 0 4K Report

If we use the medium modified Cornell type potential which has

both the Coulombic and linear terms which is three dimensional.

What is the main advantage of solving the Schrödinger equation in N dimensions? Can anyone justify this?

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