Supersymmetry and Nuclear Pairing
arXiv:0705.1318 · doi:10.1088/0954-3899/34/7/016
Abstract
We show that nuclear pairing Hamiltonian exhibits supersymmetry in the strong-coupling limit. The underlying supersymmetric quantum mechanical structure explains the degeneracies between the energies of the N and Nmax-N+1 pair eigenstates. The supersymmetry transformations connecting these states are given.
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