Algebraic treatment of the hyper-Coulomb problem

Abstract

A completely algebraic treatment of the six-dimensional hypercoulomb problem is discussed in terms of an oscillator realization of the dynamical algebra of SO(7,2). Closed expressions are derived for the energy spectrum and form factors.

revised and updated version: 18 pages, 4 tables and 2 figures. J. Phys. A: Math. Gen., in press

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• Electromagnetic transition form factors of negative parity nucleon resonances
• Transformation brackets between U(n+1) -> U(n) -> SO(n) and U(n+1) -> SO(n+1) -> SO(n)

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