SOLVING THE QUANTUM MECHANIC 5-BODY PROBLEMS

BAO Cheng-Guang

Chinese Physics C> 1988, Vol. 12> Issue(2) : 273-276

SOLVING THE QUANTUM MECHANIC 5-BODY PROBLEMS

BAO Cheng-Guang ^, ,

Zhongshan University,GuangzhouDrexel University,Philadelphia,U.S.A.

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A variational approach is proposed to solve the 5-body Schrodinger equation and an analysis of the ground state wave function is made to extract qualitative features of geometric structure and internal motion of that state.

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BAO Cheng-Guang and SOLVING THE QUANTUM MECHANIC 5-BODY PROBLEMS[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1988, 12(2): 273-276.

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SOLVING THE QUANTUM MECHANIC 5-BODY PROBLEMS

BAO Cheng-Guang ^,

Corresponding author: BAO Cheng-Guang,

Zhongshan University,GuangzhouDrexel University,Philadelphia,U.S.A.

Received Date: 1900-01-01
Accepted Date: 1900-01-01
Available Online: 1988-04-05

Abstract: A variational approach is proposed to solve the 5-body Schrodinger equation and an analysis of the ground state wave function is made to extract qualitative features of geometric structure and internal motion of that state.