Stability of three-and four-charge systems
arXiv:physics/0111111 · doi:10.1007/s006010200007
Abstract
A brief review is presented of the stability domain of three- and four-charge ground-states when the constituent masses vary. Rigorous results are presented, based on the scaling behavior and the convexity properties deduced from the variational principle. They are supplemented by accurate numerical computations.
8 pages, Latex2e, 3latex Figs, 1.eps, Talk given at the Workshop "Critical Stability#" Les Houches, Oct. 8--12, 2001, to appear in the Proceedings, a special issue of Few-Body Systems
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