Abstract
It is shown that polynomial self-interactions appearing repeatedly in the mathematical physics and chemical physics literature for the case of one degree of freedom can be treated in the formalism suggested by Weyl long ago, as was the case for the harmonic oscillator. New properties of the Schrödinger wavefunctions are derived, and appropriate schemes of approximation for the eigenvalue problem arise naturally in a nonperturbative way.

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