Ituen B. Okon, Clement A. Onate, Eddy S. William, W. L. Chen, Cecilia N. Isonguyo, Dianabasi N. Akpan, Kaushal R. Purohit, Akaninyene D. Antia, Judith P. Araujo, Aniekan M. Ukpong, Uduakobong S. Okorie, Etido P. Inyang, Edwin S. Eyube, Kizito O. Emeje, Louis E. Akpabio, Eno E. Ituen, Abeer E. Aly, KufreAbasi E. Essien
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In this work, we study Fisher and Shannon information entropies for homonuclear hydrogen \((H_{2})\) and heteronuclear lithium hydride (LiH) molecules in one and three-dimensional spaces using exponential-type potential by solving Schrödinger wave equation with supersymmetric quantum mechanics approach. The momentum space wave function plots and their probability densities for both molecules at different quantum states are symmetrical and compacted with a unique pattern though both molecules showcase molecular localisation at different nodes of their respective quantum state. The numerical solutions obtained for both molecules satisfy the Bialynicki-Birula and Mycielski (BBM) inequalities for the different dimensions which authenticate the accuracy of both the analytical and computational solutions. The total normalised wave function used for the computation of information entropies for different dimensions was expressed as a hypergeometric function of the Jacobi polynomial.
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