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Semi-Classical quantisation of 3-particles Toda lattice augmented; Application to the Mixmaster anisotropy Hamiltonian

Usual approaches to quantisation of a 3-Toda lead to numerical calculations requiring many steps that can be time consuming to insure their reliability. In order to reduce as much as possible the numerical part of the EKB quantisation procedure, and then to ease numerical calculations, we propose a reformulation of the mathematical framework with more adapted variables. The resulting equations and procedure might be easily implemented in a short Mathematica code. This more explicit framework will be useful for studying quantum Toda-Bianchi IX models in quantum cosmology where the true Bianchi IX anisotropy Hamiltonian can be approximated by a 3-particle Toda system.

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