Symmetries in Science XI by P. Roman (auth.), Bruno J. Gruber, Giuseppe Marmo, Naotaka

By P. Roman (auth.), Bruno J. Gruber, Giuseppe Marmo, Naotaka Yoshinaga (eds.)

This e-book is a suite of studies and essays in regards to the fresh advancements within the region of Symmetries and functions of crew idea. Contributions were written more often than not on the graduate point yet a few are obtainable to complicated undergraduates. The publication is of curiosity to a large viewers and covers a extensive diversity of themes with a robust measure of thematical unity.

The publication is a part of a chain of books on Symmetries in technological know-how and will be in comparison to the broadcast lawsuits of the Colloquia on staff Theoretical equipment in Physics. the following, despite the fact that, prevails a amazing personality for providing prolonged stories on current purposes to technology, now not limited to Theoretical Physics.

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From Table II, one sees max that the EI ’s of n = 4 with 18≤ I ≤ 25 are very close to EI(3) and also very max close to that of an I state constructed by ΨI = a†j × a†j × a†j × a†j (3) (Imax ) (I) (denoted as FI ). This indicates that the last added particle behaves just like a spectator and do not contribute to the total energy of the system. We have calculated overlaps between the above states of n = 4 and the ΨI . They are almost 1 within a precision of 10−5 . This phenomenon has been confirmed for n up to 6 (j ≥ 11/2).

7 fermions in the j1=7/2,j2=5/2 orbits 60 0 80 40 20 20 0 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 10 d) 15 20 25 TBRE, pred. 10 sd bosons system 60 40 0 5 0 5 10 15 20 angular momenta I Figure 2. Comparison between P pred (I) and P TBRE (I) for more complicated systems. The solid squares are obtained by 1000 runs of a TBRE Hamiltonian and the open squares are predicted by Eq. (2). 16 XIII SYMPOSIUM ON “SYMMETRIES IN SCIENCE” 16 a) , Angular momentum I in the ground state 12 G6 8 4 0 5 30 10 b) 15 , G 14 20 10 0 10 15 j Figure 3.

These two states can be constructed by using pairs with angular momenta of either Jmax or Jmax − 2. However, pairs with angular momentum Jmax − 2 do not present a good approximation of the other I states, while those with 2 , I = 0 is exact angular momentum Jmax do. For example, for n = 4, |Jmax 2 2 but |(Jmax − 2) , I = 0 is not exact, |Jmax , I(≤ j) is almost exact ( −2) but |(Jmax − 2)2 , I(≤ j) are not. 4. Regularities of states in the presence of HJmax We first point out that eigenvalues of low I states (n = 3, 4, 5) are approximately integers.

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