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| | Integrals with Filters |
 | | Enter a Superpotential, W(x), to see a SUSY QM Potential, V |
 | | SUSY methods then yield, from these original Hamiltonians, new partner Hamiltonians that have almost the identical energy spectrum as their partner. |
 | | Conversely, starting from an operator called a superpotential, new Hamiltonians can be constructed and exact ground state wave functions, when they exist, can then be found using the standard graphical and integration packages of programs such as Mathematica on a personal computer or a workstation. |
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