We introduce and perform a systematic study of a new exactly solvable model of sphere interactions in quantum mechanics : the interaction, formally given by We also consider the cases of a plus a Coulomb interaction and finitely many -sphere interactions with support on concentric spheres. For all these models, we provide basic properties and discuss the stationary scattering theory. We also briefly discuss the -sphere interaction of the second type.
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