Toward a Self-Consistent Theory of the Nuclear Collective Hamiltonian
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概要
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This paper presents a new approach to the problem of nuclear vibrational motion, based on the generalized Hartree-Fock approximation of Klein and Kerman. The power of this method for obtaining results free of cranking concepts is demonstrated by a completely microscopic derivation of a one-dimensional version of Bohr's collective Hamiltonian for vibrations (in the harmonic approximation). The calculation of the mcment of inertia of a plane rotator is repeated first to demonstrate how the methods of this paper can be used to treat rotations and vibrations on the same footing. We have, therefore, a general theory for describing the usual types of collective motion in heavy nuclei.
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著者
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Johnson Robert
Department Of Physics University Of Pennsylvania
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Klein Abraham
Department Of Physics University Of Pennsylvania
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