BEYOND THE TIME-INDEPENDENT MEAN-FIELD THEORY FOR NUCLEAR AND ATOMIC REACTIONS - INCLUSION OF PARTICLE-HOLE CORRELATIONS IN A GENERALIZED RANDOM-PHASE-APPROXIMATION
Jc. Lemm et al., BEYOND THE TIME-INDEPENDENT MEAN-FIELD THEORY FOR NUCLEAR AND ATOMIC REACTIONS - INCLUSION OF PARTICLE-HOLE CORRELATIONS IN A GENERALIZED RANDOM-PHASE-APPROXIMATION, Physical review letters, 73(3), 1994, pp. 420-423
The time independent mean field method for scattering defines biorthon
ormal sets of single-particle wave functions and corresponding creatio
n and annihilation operators. Two-particle-two-hole (2p-2h) correlatio
ns can be introduced through a generalized random phase approximation;
1p-1h contributions vanish (Brillouin theorem). While the general var
iational method for scattering by Giraud and Nagarajan solves inhomoge
neous Euler equations by inversion of the standard, Hermitean Hamilton
ian, the present approach diagonalizes a non-Hermitean Hamiltonian, wh
ich carries the information about entrance and exit channels.