1937
DOI: 10.1007/bf01371561
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�ber die Art der Wechselwirkung in den schweren Atomkernen

Abstract: Es werden die mi~tleren Massendefekte der schweren Atomkerne in einer N~-herung berechnet, welohe um einen Sehritt fiber die Thomas-Fermi-Methode hinausgeht. Da die in dieser N{~herung gewonnenen Massendefekte sehr Viel niiher an den empirlschen liegen, als die aus der Thomas-Fermi-Methode erhaltenen, kSnnen die Ergebnlsse dieser Arbeit als Argument ffir die neuen Annahmen fiber die Kernkr~fte gelten, welche yon Breit, Condon, Present, F e e n b e r g 1) und V o 1 z ~) vorgesohlagen wurden. Fragestellung.Es se… Show more

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“…The energy of the ground state (2.20) (2·21) however, comes out to be very similar to the usual second order result of the perturbation theory and differs from it only by the energy denominator in ,\-hich, in our case, are contained the coupling potentials as can be seen from the definition of Si' Further, the distribution of particles on the energy levels in the grouud state is found to be markedly different from that given by the zeroth approximation, namely all levels are occupied below the Fermi surface and all levels are vacant above this surface, but rather resembles, as has been especially remarked by S. Watanabe,4) to the particle distribution for the finite temperature, which situation-may be quantitatively computable by the evaluation 11]1' (ik, l's) 1 …”
Section: General Methods Of Calculationmentioning
confidence: 88%
“…The energy of the ground state (2.20) (2·21) however, comes out to be very similar to the usual second order result of the perturbation theory and differs from it only by the energy denominator in ,\-hich, in our case, are contained the coupling potentials as can be seen from the definition of Si' Further, the distribution of particles on the energy levels in the grouud state is found to be markedly different from that given by the zeroth approximation, namely all levels are occupied below the Fermi surface and all levels are vacant above this surface, but rather resembles, as has been especially remarked by S. Watanabe,4) to the particle distribution for the finite temperature, which situation-may be quantitatively computable by the evaluation 11]1' (ik, l's) 1 …”
Section: General Methods Of Calculationmentioning
confidence: 88%
“…The first nuclear matter calculations were done by Euler ([1937]). Very little was known about the interaction of nucleons at that time (Pandharipande & Wiringa [1979]).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The resulting potential energy is, in first order, the expectation value (P.E.) (1) of hlltli^jVij for the unperturbed Slater determinant. In second order, a correction (P.E.)…”
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confidence: 99%
“…(2) /(P.E.) (1) (linear in the strength of the interaction) is a measure of the deviation from the uncorrelated state. Euler's formulas allow one to study this ratio as function of the density of the Fermi gas in the case when the interaction is a central, two-body, Gaussian potential of strength C and range a, acting in any one of the four two-particle states: triplet even, singlet even, triplet odd, singlet odd.…”
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confidence: 99%
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