Discrete Transparent Boundary Conditions for General Schrödinger-type Equations

Transparent boundary conditions (TBCs) for general Schrodinger-type equations on a bounded domain can be derived explicitly under the assumption that the given potential V is constant on the exterior of that domain. In 1D these boundary conditions are non-local in time (of memory type).

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