Random phase approximation in a deformed Hartree-Fock basis
Michael Gering, W. D. Heiss
Abstract
Michael Gering, W. D. Heiss
Abstract
The validity of the random phase approximation in a deformed Hartree-Fock basis is investigated in a soluble model. There is strong evidence that the random phase approximation reproduces well the vibrational excitations of the system. Within the framework of the Green's function technique, the significance of the deformed single particle basis is established.
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The validity of the random phase approximation in a deformed Hartree-Fock basis is investigated in a soluble model. There is strong evidence that the random phase approximation reproduces well the vibrational excitations of the system. Within the framework of the Green's function technique, the significance of the deformed single particle basis is established.
Key concepts: Random phase approximation, Hartree–Fock method, Basis (linear algebra), Physics, Basis function, Phase (matter), Function (biology), Quantum mechanics