Variational approach to -body interactions in finite volume
arXiv:1810.01261 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.98.094502
Abstract
We explore variational approach to the finite-volume -body problem. The general formalism for N non-relativistic spinless particles interacting with periodic pair-wise potentials yields N-body secular equations. The solutions depend on the infinite-volume N-body wave functions. Given that the infinite-volume N-body dynamics may be solved by the standard Faddeev approach, the variational N-body formalism can provide a convenient numerical framework for finding discrete energy spectra in periodic lattice structures.
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