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26 April 2024
 
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Continuum Singularities of a Mean Field Theory of Collisions
B.G. Giraud ; A. Weiguny ;
Date 8 Apr 2005
Journal J.Math.Phys. 45 (2004) 1310
Subject Mathematical Physics | math-ph math.MP nucl-th
AbstractConsider a complex energy $z$ for a $N$-particle Hamiltonian $H$ and let $chi$ be any wave packet accounting for any channel flux. The time independent mean field (TIMF) approximation of the inhomogeneous, linear equation $(z-H)|Psi>=|chi>$ consists in replacing $Psi$ by a product or Slater determinant $phi$ of single particle states $phi_i.$ This results, under the Schwinger variational principle, into self consistent TIMF equations $(eta_i-h_i)|phi_i>=|chi_i>$ in single particle space. The method is a generalization of the Hartree-Fock (HF) replacement of the $N$-body homogeneous linear equation $(E-H)|Psi>=0$ by single particle HF diagonalizations $(e_i-h_i)|phi_i>=0.$ We show how, despite strong nonlinearities in this mean field method, threshold singularities of the {it inhomogeneous} TIMF equations are linked to solutions of the {it homogeneous} HF equations.
Source arXiv, math-ph/0504031
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