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Hartree--Fock--Bogoliubov theory with applications to nuclei
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In this paper, the usefulness of the HBF theory is demonstrated. Among the topics covered are pairing interactions, backbending, symmetry properties, nuclear deformation, quasiparticle transformations.Abstract:
The enormous usefulness of the HBF theory is demonstrated. Among the topics covered are pairing interactions, backbending, symmetry properties, nuclear deformation, quasiparticle transformations. (AIP)read more
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