Scattering Problem in the Intermediate-coupling Theory, I
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概要
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The intermediate coupling theory is generalized so as to include dynamical problems such as meson-nucleon collisions. The underlying physical picture, as well as the results obtained, resembles in many respects the dispersion theoretical treatment of nuclear processes. Relations of the method with other approximation methods are investigated.
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著者
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Sato Masatomo
Physics Department Tokyo University Of Education
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Maki Ziro
Physics Department Tokyo University Of Education
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TOMONAGA Sin-itiro
Physics Department, Tokyo University of Education
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Maki Ziro
Physics Department Tokyo Bunrika University
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Sato Masatomo
Physics Department Tokyo Bunrika University
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Tomonaga Sin-itiro
Physical Institute Tokyo Bunrika Daigaku
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Tomonaga Sin-itiro
Physics Department Tokyo University Of Education
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SATO Masatomo
Physics Department, Tokyo University of Education
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MAKI Ziro
Physics Department, Tokyo University of Education
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