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A Canonical Gauge for Computing of Eigenpairs of the Magnetic Schrödinger Operator
We consider the eigenvalue problem for the magnetic Schr\"odinger operator
and take advantage of a property called gauge invariance to transform the given
problem into an equivalent problem that is more amenable to numerical
approximation. More specifically, we propose a canonical magnetic gauge that
can be computed by solving a Poisson problem, that yields a new operator having
the same spectrum but eigenvectors that are less oscillatory. Extensive
numerical tests demonstrate that accurate computation of eigenpairs can be done
more efficiently and stably with the canonical magnetic gauge.