Abstract
The authors formulate the method of shape invariance of supersymmetric potentials in a manner that is suitable for application to spherically symmetric problems in the momentum representation. Three examples are discussed: the isotropic nonrelativistic oscillator, a relativistic oscillator, and the Coulomb problem. In these shape invariance is used to determine eigenvalues and normalized momentum-space eigenfunctions for bound states.
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