Comparative variational studies of states in three- models
arXiv:nucl-th/0501058 · doi:10.1016/S0375-9474(03)01323-X
Abstract
Three variational approaches, the hyperspherical-harmonics, Gaussian-basis and Lagrange-mesh methods involving different coordinate systems, are compared in studies of bound-state energies in 3 models. Calculations are performed with different versions of the shallow Ali-Bodmer potential (with and without Coulomb) and with the deep Buck-Friedrich-Wheatley potential. All three methods yield very accurate energies. Their advantages and drawbacks are evaluated. The implications of the disagreement between the obtained results and the experimental C energies in models with Coulomb interaction are discussed.
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