We have calculated resonances for a particular class of exponentially
damped (oscillatory) potentials, which exhibit multiple strings of eig
en-values ( poles) in the complex plane. The aim of this contribution
is to give evidence to the observation that each single pole string is
connected with only a certain part (subunit) of the potential. In oth
er words the complete spectrum of the Hamiltonian can be cleanly decom
posed into spectra of ''relevant'' Hamiltonians, each of which exhibit
only a single pole string. The ''relevant'' Hamiltonians contain as p
otential only part of the complete potential, namely one well and the
minimal environment, i.e. the adjacent barriers. Quite contrary to exp
ectation we found no delocalisation of the particle trapped in such a
potential. In addition to this remarkable behaviour, we found localisa
tion even for very low barrier heights and extremely shallow wells giv
ing resonances very near the threshold.