Pick A Superpotential

Try a W(x): Find Bosonic Solution        Find Fermionic Solution

Pick a function, any (well, almost) function, and see whether it is a valid superpotential. The function is a valid superpotential if either/both the groundstate wavefunctions are finite and normalizable. Try: x and x*x to start. 

The parser can understand the following functions:

 sin(a)

cos(a)

tan(a)

asin(a)

acos(a)

atan(a)

sinh(a)

cosh(a)

tanh(a)

asinh(a)

acosh(a)

atanh(a)

exp(a)

ln(a)

log(a)

sqr(a)

sqrt(a)

sign(a)

abs(a)

int(a)

round(a)

step(a)

random(a)

frac(a)

ceil(a)

floor(a)

 

 

 

 

                                                                                                      

Some functions don't make much sense to use, but if you get bored, why not?  Make sure to put in * for multiplication, otherwise output won't be interesting.