On the Difficulties of a Single Three-Body Lippmann-Schwinger Equation : Nuclear Physics

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First, we point out that the often quoted non-uniqueness argument on a single three-body Lippmann-Schwinger equation (the LS equation) is either not valid because the manipulation leading to it is not justifiable, or inconsequential because the non-uniqueness can easily be discerned and eliminated. Next, we discuss the property of the kernel with energy independent absorbing potentials (EIAP) of general forms. We find that the use of EIAP as in the CDCC approach does not make the kernel compact. It remains non-compact no matter what we use for two-body potentials. Finally, we investigate in what sense the LS equation is solvable in terms of the CDCC approach. When the wave function inside the right-hand side (RHS) of the LS equation is restricted to a small CDCC model space, the difference between the RHS and the ordinary asymptotic form assumed in the approach is found to diverge asymptotically due to contributions from higher partial waves. We conclude that the CDCC solution cannot be claimed to be the solution to the LS equation, not unless it is restricted to a small model space.
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1991-04-25