Five-Dimensional Quasispin. Exact Solutions of a Pairing Hamiltonian in theScheme
- 23 August 1965
- journal article
- research article
- Published by American Physical Society (APS) in Physical Review B
- Vol. 139 (4B), B794-B817
- https://doi.org/10.1103/physrev.139.b794
Abstract
The matrix elements of a charge-independent pairing Hamiltonian spanning several single-particle states have been expressed in terms of the matrix elements of the infinitesimal operators of , the rotation group in a five-dimensional space. General algebraic expressions for these matrix elements have been calculated for states with reduced isospin , in a scheme in which both nucleon number and isospin are good quantum numbers, making it possible to find exact solutions to the charge-independent pairing Hamiltonian for states with individual level seniorities . Exact solutions are compared with perturbation-theory formulas for some simple models. The results indicate that perturbation theory may be used as a guide to an understanding of the charge-independent pairing interaction in its dependence on and . For relatively strong pairing and fixed , the dependence on nucleon number is similar to that for configurations of identical nucleons; while for fixed , the dependence is given mainly by a term of simple form.
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