Particle-Number-Conserving Approach for Treating Cranking Hamiltonian

Cheng Tansheng; Wu Chongshi; Zeng Jinyan

Chinese Physics C> 1988, Vol. 12> Issue(S3) : 313-320

Particle-Number-Conserving Approach for Treating Cranking Hamiltonian

Beijing University, Beijing

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The particle-number-conserving approach for treating nuclear pairing correlation is extended to treat the eigenvalue problem of the cranking Hamiltonian. Detailed information on the seniority structure and the K-structure of the low-lying bands, and their spin alignments, signature splittings, and pair-transfer matrix elements can be provided in this formalism.
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Cheng Tansheng, Wu Chongshi and Zeng Jinyan. Particle-Number-Conserving Approach for Treating Cranking Hamiltonian[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1988, 12(S3): 313-320.

Cheng Tansheng, Wu Chongshi and Zeng Jinyan. Particle-Number-Conserving Approach for Treating Cranking Hamiltonian[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1988, 12(S3): 313-320. shu

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Received: 1986-04-08

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Particle-Number-Conserving Approach for Treating Cranking Hamiltonian

Beijing University, Beijing

Received Date: 1986-04-08

Fund Project: Supported by the fund of the State Committee of Education and the science fund of the Chinese Academy of Sciences

Abstract: The particle-number-conserving approach for treating nuclear pairing correlation is extended to treat the eigenvalue problem of the cranking Hamiltonian. Detailed information on the seniority structure and the K-structure of the low-lying bands, and their spin alignments, signature splittings, and pair-transfer matrix elements can be provided in this formalism.