 Highest-weight complex-coordinate orbital wavefunction

For a differentiable radial factor and integer $n\ge 0$, the coordinate polynomial obeys $L_3\psi =n\hslash \psi$ and $L_{+}\psi =0$. The identity $L^2=L_{-}{L}_{+}+L_3^2+\hslash L_3$ gives the displayed angular eigenvalue. Lowering gives $L_{-}\psi =-2n\hslash z(x+iy{)}^{n-1}f(r)$, a nonzero eigenfunction with the same angular eigenvalue when $n>0$ and the original state is nonzero. At $n=0$ lowering gives the zero function, which is not an eigenfunction. Negative powers satisfy local differential identities off the axis but are not regular angular states.