1998
DOI: 10.1016/s0375-9474(98)00179-1
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Description of the 2νββ decay within a fully renormalised RPA approach

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“…That means that there are no spurious low-lying solutions in the present theoretical scheme which would be generated by the scattering terms considered as independent constituents of the phonon operator (as proposed in [17]). …”
Section: Basic Relationships Of the Fully-renormalized Qrpamentioning
confidence: 80%
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“…That means that there are no spurious low-lying solutions in the present theoretical scheme which would be generated by the scattering terms considered as independent constituents of the phonon operator (as proposed in [17]). …”
Section: Basic Relationships Of the Fully-renormalized Qrpamentioning
confidence: 80%
“…The proton and neutron pairing gaps are determined phenomenologically to reproduce the odd-even mass differences through a symmetric fiveterm formula [18]. Then the equations for the chemical potentials (17) are solved for proton and neutron subsystems. The pairing gaps entering the BCS equations are given in the Table I.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Interesting properties for these equations and their solutions are discussed in our previous publications [11,12]. Here we mention one of these features.…”
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“…[11], we showed that all these operators can be renormalized as suggested by the commutation equations:…”
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