1995
DOI: 10.1103/physrevlett.74.4149
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Origin of Pseudospin Symmetry

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“…Since the concept of pseudospin (PS) was introduced more than 40 years ago [2,3], the pseudospin symmetry (PSS) in single particle states has been an interesting topic in nuclear physics [4,5,6]. In 1997 it was found that the PSS in nuclei is a relativistic symmetry which is exactly conserved when the scalar and vector potentials have the same size but opposite sign, i.e., Σ(r) ≡ S(r) +V (r) = 0 [7].…”
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“…Since the concept of pseudospin (PS) was introduced more than 40 years ago [2,3], the pseudospin symmetry (PSS) in single particle states has been an interesting topic in nuclear physics [4,5,6]. In 1997 it was found that the PSS in nuclei is a relativistic symmetry which is exactly conserved when the scalar and vector potentials have the same size but opposite sign, i.e., Σ(r) ≡ S(r) +V (r) = 0 [7].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Exact pseudospin symmetry means degeneracy of doublets whose angular momentum quantum numbers are j =l ±s. This symmetry in nuclei was first reported about 30 years ago [1], but only recently has its origin become a topic of intense theoretical research.In recent papers [2,3,4,5,6] possible underlying mechanisms to generate such symmetry have been discussed. We briefly review the main points of these studies.…”
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“…In recent papers [2,3,4,5,6] possible underlying mechanisms to generate such symmetry have been discussed. We briefly review the main points of these studies.…”
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“…whereŝ µ = σ µ /2 are the usual spin generators, σ µ the Pauli matrices, and U p = σ · p p is the momentum-helicity unitary operator introduced in [9]. If in addition the potentials are spherically symmetric, the Dirac Hamiltonian has an additional invariant SU(2) algebra, [ H ,L µ ] = 0, with the relativistic pseudo-orbital angular momentum operators given by…”
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