The quantum mechanical three-body problem /

The Quantum Mechanical Three-Body Problem deals with the three-body problem in quantum mechanics. Topics include the two- and three-particle problem, the Faddeev equations and their solution, separable potentials, and variational methods. This book has eight chapters; the first of which introduces t...

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Main Authors: Schmid, Erich, 1896
Corporate Authors: Elsevier Science & Technology
Group Author: Ziegelmann, Horst; Stumpf, H
Published: Pergamon Press : Vieweg,
Publisher Address: Oxford :
Publication Dates: 1974.
Literature type: eBook
Language: English
Series: Vieweg tracts in pure and applied physics ; volume 2
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Online Access: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/book/9780080182407
Summary: The Quantum Mechanical Three-Body Problem deals with the three-body problem in quantum mechanics. Topics include the two- and three-particle problem, the Faddeev equations and their solution, separable potentials, and variational methods. This book has eight chapters; the first of which introduces the reader to the quantum mechanical three-body problem, its difficulties, and its importance in nuclear physics. Scattering experiments with three-particle breakup are presented. Attention then turns to some concepts of quantum mechanics, with emphasis on two-particle scattering and the Hamiltonia
Carrier Form: 1 online resource (217 pages) : illustrations.
ISBN: 9781483160788
1483160785
Index Number: QC174
CLC: O413
Contents: Front Cover; The Quantum Mechanical Three-Body Problem; Copyright Page; Preface; Table of Contents; Chapter 1. Introduction; 1. Scattering Experiments with Three-Particle Breakup; 2. Difficulties of the Theory; 3. Importance of the Three-Body Problem in Nuclear Physics; Chapter 2. Some Concepts of Quantum Mechanics; 1. The Two-Particle Problem; 2. The Three-Particle Problem; Chapter 3. The Faddeev Equations; 1. The Faddeev Equations for the T-Matrix; 2. The Faddeev Equations for the Resolvent; 3. The Faddeev Equations for Scattering States; 4. The S-Matrix
5. The Faddeev Equations for Transition Operators6. The Unitarity Relation; Chapter 4. Solution Methods for the Faddeev Equations; 1. Partial Wave Decomposition of the Faddeev Equations; 2. Some Concepts of the Theory of Integral Equations; 3. Application to the Faddeev Equations; Chapter 5. Separable Potentials; 1. Separable Potentials in the Two-Particle Problem; 2. Solution of the Faddeev Equations for Separable Potentials; Chapter 6. Solution of the Faddeev Equations for Local Potential; 1. Direct Solution of the Faddeev Equations for Local Potential
2. The Schmidt Method (Weinberg's Quasiparticle Method)3. The Quasiparticle Method in the Three-Particle Problem; Chapter 7. Solution of the Faddeev Equations by Pade Approximation; 1. The Technique of Pade Approximation; 2. Pade Approximation and Integral Equations; 3. Pade Approximation and the Faddeev Equations; Chapter 8. Variational Methods; 1. Variational Methods for Bound States; 2. Variational Methods for Elastic Scatteringand for Multichannel Scattering; 3. Variational Methods for Multichannel Scattering with Three-Particle Breakup; References; Index