Turbiner’s one-dimensional, quasi-exactly soluble potentials can be interpreted as central potentials in N dimensions. Using a particular transformation, one shows how these potentials convert to seemingly unrelated isolated solutions of other Schrödinger equations, including solutions of the combined Coulomb plus harmonic oscillator system.

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