Self-consistency in the phonon space of the particle-phonon coupling model
arXiv:1712.04494 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.97.044308
Abstract
In the paper the non-linear generalization of the time blocking approximation (TBA) is presented. The TBA is one of the versions of the extended random-phase approximation (RPA) developed within the Green-function method and the particle-phonon coupling model. In the generalized version of the TBA the self-consistency principle is extended onto the phonon space of the model. The numerical examples show that this non-linear version of the TBA leads to the convergence of the results with respect to enlarging the phonon space of the model.
12 pages, 10 figures, 1 table
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