On nuclear short-range correlations and the zero-energy eigenstates of the Schrodinger equation
arXiv:2212.13412 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.107.064306
Abstract
We present a systematic analysis of the nuclear 2 and 3-body short range correlations, and their relations to the zero-energy eigenstates of the Schrodinger equation. To this end we analyze the doublet and triplet Coupled-Cluster amplitudes in the high momentum limit, and show that they obey universal equations independent of the number of nucleons and their state. Furthermore, we find that these Coupled-Cluster amplitudes coincide with the zero-energy Bloch-Horowitz operator. These results illuminate the relations between the nuclear many-body theory and the generalized contact formalism, introduced to describe the nuclear 2-body short range correlations, and it might also be helpful for general Coupled-Cluster computations as the asymptotic part of the amplitudes is given and shown to be universal.
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