1991
DOI: 10.1143/ptp.86.151
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Boson-Fermion Expansion of Correlated Pair Modes

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“…By replacing the collective modes {c} and the non-collective modes {n} to {t} and { t} respectively and suppressing the fermion excitations, we can obtain the boson expansions from the boson-fermion expansions [18,19]. The Hermitian-type boson expansions obtained here agree with those obtained from the boson-fermion expansion theory adopting the proper transformation [20].…”
Section: Comparison To Boson-fermion Expansion Theorysupporting
confidence: 64%
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“…By replacing the collective modes {c} and the non-collective modes {n} to {t} and { t} respectively and suppressing the fermion excitations, we can obtain the boson expansions from the boson-fermion expansions [18,19]. The Hermitian-type boson expansions obtained here agree with those obtained from the boson-fermion expansion theory adopting the proper transformation [20].…”
Section: Comparison To Boson-fermion Expansion Theorysupporting
confidence: 64%
“…We have proposed a boson-fermion expansion theory [18,19] as an alternative to the boson expansion theory. Whereas the boson expansion theory treats all the adopted phonon excitation modes as bosons, this method treats, reflecting the differences in the properties of these excitation modes, in zeroth-order approximation, all the collective excitation modes as bosons and all the non-collective ones as fermions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Note that at the 1-PN level, the figures are no longer ellipsoids, even for an incompressible fluid. This is explicitely taken into account in Taniguchi's procedure 28) , which improves over a previous 1-PN study by Lombardi,Rasio & Shapiro 29) , where the figures where assumed to be ellipsoidal.…”
Section: Equation For the Mattermentioning
confidence: 95%
“…The main findings of Taniguchi's study 28) are that the orbital separation at the innermost stable circular orbit (ISCO) * ) is lower than in the Newtonian case, * ) Taniguchi defines the ISCO as the location of the energy minimum along a constant baryon number sequence of decreasing separation, the true ISCO being certainly close to this point.…”
Section: Equation For the Mattermentioning
confidence: 99%