On the Conservation of Heavy Particles
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概要
著者
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Marumori Toshio
Institute For Nuclear Study University Of Tokyo
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Hara Osamu
Institute Of Theoretical Physics Nagoya University
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Ohnuki Yoshio
Institute Of Theoretical Physics Nagoya University
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Ohnuki Yoshio
Institute For Nuclear Study University Of Tokyo : Department Of Physics Nagoya University
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Shimodaira Hajime
Institute Of Theoretical Physics Nagoya University
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MARUMORI Toshio
Institute of Theoretical Physics, Nagoya University
関連論文
- Breaking of Separability Condition for Dynamical Collective Subspace : Onset of Quantum Chaos in Large-Amplitude Collective Motion : Nuclear Phusics
- Concept of a Collective Subspace Associated with the Invariance Principle of the Schrodinger Equation:A Microscopic Theory of the Large Amplitude Collective Motion of Soft Nuclei
- Chapter 7. Coupling between Collective and Intrinsic Modes of Excitation : Part IV. A Next Subject
- Chapter 5. Microscopic Structure of Breaking and Persistency of "Phonon-plus-Odd-Quasi-Particle Picture" : Part III. Analysis of Low-Lying States in Spherical Odd-Mass Nuclei
- Chapter 4. Persistency of AC State-Like Structure in Collective Excitations : Odd-Mass Mo, Ru, I, Cs and La Isotopes : Part III. Analysis of Low-Lying States in Spherical Odd-Mass Nuclei
- Chapter 3. Structure of the Anomalous Coupling States with Spin I=(j-1) : Part III. Analysis of Low-Lying States in Spherical Odd-Mass Nuclei
- Chapter 2. Theory of Intrinsic Modes of Excitation in Odd-Mass Nuclei : Part II. General Formulation of Theory
- Chapter 1. Intrinsic and Collective Degrees of Freedom in Quasi-Spin Space : Part II. General Formulation of Theory
- Part I. Introduction
- Microscopic Structure of a New Type of Collective Excitation in Odd-Mass Mo, Ru, I, Cs and La Isotopes
- Theory of Collective Excitations in Spherical Odd-Mass Nuclei. IV : Formulation in the General Many-j-Shell Model
- Chapter I Formation of the Viewpoint, Alpha-Like Four-Body Correlations and Molecular Aspects in Nuclei
- Microscopic Description of Nuclear Collective Rotation by Means of the Self-Consistent Collective Coordinate Method : Occurrence Mechanism of Collective Rotation : Nuclear Physics
- Extraction of Dynamical Collective Subspace for Large-Amplitude Collective Motion : Application to Simple Solvable Model : Nuclear Physics
- Optimum Collective Submanifold in Resonant Cases by the Self-Consistent Collective-Coordinate Method for Large-Amplitude Collective Motion
- Collective, Dissipative and Stochastic Motions in the TDHF Theory : Nuclear Physics
- Concept of Dynamical Collective Submanifold for Large-Amplitude Collective Motion in the TDHF Theory : Nuclear Physics
- Intrinsic Excitation Modes Compatible with Large-Amplitude Collective Motion in the TDHF Theory : Nuclear Physics
- Applicability of the Concept of "Optimal" Collective Submanifold Determined by the Self-Consistent Collective-Coordinate Method : Long-Time Behavior of Trajectories on "Optimal" Collective Submanifold : Nuclear Physics
- Geometry of the Self-Consistent Collective-Coordinate Method for the Large-Amplitude Collective Motion : Stability Condition of Maximally-Decoupled Collective Submanifold
- Maximally-Decoupled Collective Submanifold in a Simple Solvable Model
- An Attempt toward Quantum Theory of "Maximally-Decoupled"Collective Motion
- Quantum Theory of Collective Motion : Quantized Self-Consistent Collective-Coordinate Method for the Large-Amplitude Nuclear Collective Motion
- Self-Consistent Collective-Coordinate Method for the Large-Amplitude Nuclear Collective Motion
- Chapter 1 A Unified Model for Elementary Particles : Nagoya Model(Part III Further Outlook for the Theory of Elementary Particles)
- A Unified Model for Elementary Particles
- The Theory of the Structure of Elementary Particles
- An Attempt at Reformulating Pion-Nucleon Interaction, I : Introduction of K-Space
- The Annihilation of Antinucleon according to the Previous Theory
- Pion-Nucleon Interaction according to the Previous Theory
- An Attempt of Generalizing the Invariance of the Theory under the Charge Conjugation
- General Theory of Chiral Transformations
- A Microscopic Theory of the So-Called "Two-Phonon" States in Even-Even Nuclei. II : Formulation
- Chapter 1 Present Status of the Microscopic Study of Low-Lying Collective States in Spherical and Transitional Nuclei
- Structure of the Anomalous 0^ Excited States in Spherical Even-Even Nuclei with N or Z≈ 40
- In What Sense Does the Phonon Picture Persist in Spherical Even-Even Nuclei?
- Chapter VI Many-Body Theoretical Description of Alpha-Like Four-Body Correlations
- A Conjecture on the Possible Existence of New Hyperons
- An Attempt of Generalizing the Hypothesis of Charge Independence
- An Attempt of Generalizing the Hypothesis of Charge Independence, I : Selection Rule for the Decay Process
- Dissipation Mechanism of the Large-Amplitude Collective Motion : Dynamical Evolution of a Collective Bundle of Trajectories in the TDHF Phase Space for a Simple Soluble Model : Nuclear Physics
- On the Foundation of the Unified Nuclear Model, I
- On the Universal Fermi Interaction
- On the Conservation of Heavy Particles
- On Gauge Invariance in Electrodynamics and the Self-energy Problem of the Photon
- On Gauge Invariance in Electrodynamics and the Self-energy Problems of the Photon
- Quartet Scheme for Elementary Particles
- The Non-leptonic Decays of Hyperons
- On the Nuclear Saturation
- On Yukawa's Theory of Non-local Field, I : The Case of Free Field
- Chapter 4 Quantum Mechanical Approach to the Composite Model of Elementary Particles(Part II. The Composite Model for Elementary Particles)
- Quantum Theory of Dynamical Collective Subspace for Large-Amplitude Collective Motion : Nuclear Physics
- On Yukawa's Theory of Non-local Field, II : The Interaction of Non-local Fields
- A Microscopic Theory of Large Amplitude Nuclear Collective Motion
- The Theory of the Interaction of Elementary Particles III : On the Nature of the G-meson
- On the Relation between Hill-Wheeler's and Bohr-Mottelson's Descriptions of the Nuclear Collective Model
- The Theory of Interaction of Elementary Particles. : II. The Electromagnetic Self-Energy of the Elementary Particles.
- On the "Optical Method" for the Scattering of High Energy Particles by Complex Nuclei
- On the Energy Level Shifts of Atoms due to the Interaction between the Electron and the Electromagnetic Field.
- A Microscopic Theory of Large Amplitude Nuclear Collective Motion
- Electromagnetic Shifts of Energy Levels and C-meson Hypothesis