Approximation Method Based on Identities for Calculating Nuclear Matrix Elements. II : Truncation and Simulation
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In a previous paper a general mathematical procedure was discussed as to how to apply the projection operator formalism to the study of nuclear matrix elements. The purpose of this paper is to give a theoretical foundation for conventional nuclear models on the basis of the projection operator formalism, and to provide approximate formulae convenient for practical calculations of nuclear matrix elements. Various existing theories are reexamined from this standpoint.
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- 1972-10-25
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