2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2016.11.001
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The nucleonic matter spin–orbit and tensor correlations in the LOCV framework

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“…Previous studies used partialwave expansion of plane waves, because partial waves are eigenstates of spin-orbit operator. This method becomes tedious if one goes to higher-order perturbation theory and has been mostly confined to Bethe-Goldstone calculations [8], 3-body coupled cluster [3] or "low-order constraint variational" (LOCV) [9][10][11] calculations.…”
Section: Introduction a Interactions: Semi-empirical Nucleon-nucleon Forcesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Previous studies used partialwave expansion of plane waves, because partial waves are eigenstates of spin-orbit operator. This method becomes tedious if one goes to higher-order perturbation theory and has been mostly confined to Bethe-Goldstone calculations [8], 3-body coupled cluster [3] or "low-order constraint variational" (LOCV) [9][10][11] calculations.…”
Section: Introduction a Interactions: Semi-empirical Nucleon-nucleon Forcesmentioning
confidence: 99%