Influence of perturbations on the electron wave function inside the nucleus

Abstract

A variation of the valence electron wave function inside a nucleus induced by a perturbative potential is expressed in terms of the potential momenta. As an application we consider QED vacuum polarization corrections due to the Uehling and Wichmann-Kroll potentials to the weak interaction matrix elements.

16 pages, Latex, IOP stile

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