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Recoupling coefficients of the symmetric group for shell and cluster model configurations

Peter Kramer
- 01 Jan 1968 - 
- Vol. 216, Iss: 1, pp 68-83
TLDR
In this article, the symmetric group recoupling coefficients are defined from the reduction of irreducible representations of this group to direct product representations of particular subgroups of particular shells or clusters.
Abstract
Recoupling coefficients of the symmetric group are defined from the reduction of irreducible representations of this group to direct product representations of particular subgroups. These recoupling coefficients are analysed and shown to be identical to the invariants of unitary groups arising from the reduction of Kronecker product representations. The recoupling coefficients have applications in configurations of several shells or clusters.

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