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# On the algebraic formulation of collective models. by George Thomas Rosensteel

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• Line algebras,
• Nuclear reactions,
• Physics Theses

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The Physical Object ID Numbers Contributions Rowe, David J. (supervisor) Pagination 105, 6 leaves : Number of Pages 105 Open Library OL21550914M

ANNALS OF PHYSICS() On the Algebraic Formulation of Collective Models. Collective and Intrinsic Submanifolds D, J. ROWE Department of Physics, University o/' Toronto, Toronto, Canada M5S JA7 AND G.

ROSENSTEEL Department of Physics, Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana Received Ap A general procedure is given for Cited by:   ANNALS OF PHYSICS() On the Algebraic Formulation of Collective Models III.

The Symplectic Shell Model of Collective Motion G. ROSENSTEEL* Department of Physics, Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana AND D. ROWE Department of Physics, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, MSS IA7 Canada Received J The symplectic model Cited by:   This paper is the first in a series of three which together present a microscopic formulation of the Bohr-Mottelson (BM) collective model of the nucleus.

In this article the mass quadrupole collective (MQC) model is defined and shown to be a generalization of the BM model. The MQC model eliminates the small oscillation assumption of BM and also yields the rotational and Cited by: We employ an algebraic formulation of the GCM, the Algebraic Collective Model (ACM) [2, 3], which makes exact numerical calculations feasible, without recourse to approximations such as β.

The symplectic model is a microscopic theory which provides a practical technique for identifying the shell configurations necessary for the description of quadrupole and monopole vibrations as well as collective rotations of the nucleus.

The model is based on the non-compact symplectic algebra sp(3, R) and is a natural generalization of Elliott's su(3) model to include many major Cited by: The harmonic oscillator basis for the Bohr model. The Heisenberg-Weyl algebra, hw(5) The unitary group U(5) and its u(5) Lie algebra.

The orthogonal group O(5) and its so(5) Lie algebra. The rotation group SO(3) and its so(3) Lie algebra. Algebraic and geometric structure of the ACM. Factorisation of the Bohr model Hilbert space.

The book will take advantage of an algebraic structure that is implicit in systems of exchange and transactions -- of information in general, and goods and services in particular. This will allow us to apply standard tools of analysis to the problem of choice for both producing and consuming agents, within the context of the : Gil A.

Maduro, Jr. Cite this paper as: Rosensteel G., Brig E. () Geometric quantization of nuclear collective models. In: Beiglböck W., Böhm A., Takasugi E. (eds) Group.

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This will allow us to apply standard tools of analysis to the problem of choice for both producing and consuming agents, within the context of the : Jr Gil a Maduro.

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