1986
DOI: 10.1002/pssb.2221380220
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Adiabatic Method for Excitonic Molecules

Abstract: The binding energy for excitonic molecules, four-body systems with Coulomb interaction, is investigated using the adiabat,ic method usually applied to three-body Coulomb systems. The infinite system of coupled Schrodinger-type equations obtained, is approximated by a finite system of twenty-one coupled equations and solved. The investigation gives an increase in binding of these systems practically in the whole region 0 < CT = me/mh 5 1, compared to previous variational results.Die Bindungsenergie fur Exzitone… Show more

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“…Our expression (5) obtained beyond the limits of the spin-wave approximation differs from the one obtained in this approximation by the fact, that instead of the number of magnons as in [7] we have the respective spin correlation function.…”
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confidence: 71%
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“…Our expression (5) obtained beyond the limits of the spin-wave approximation differs from the one obtained in this approximation by the fact, that instead of the number of magnons as in [7] we have the respective spin correlation function.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 71%
“…The expression (5) is more complete than the one given in the paper [4], since there the spin correlation functions were absent. Returning to the spin wave approximation we replace here Nk+,f is the number of magnons and get the previously obtained result [ 7 ] .…”
Section: The Plionon Broadening Of the Energy Level (The Damping Velomentioning
confidence: 99%
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