Study of Resonant States in Halo Nuclei
A strategy for theoretical study of neutron halo nuclei is proposed: At the first stage (I), we solve a few-body problem of the core-plus-neutron model assuming a single frozen configuration for the core cluster. At the second stage (II), we take into acc
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Systems Editor in Chief: W Plessas, Graz
Supplement 13
Resonances in Few-Body Systems Proceedings ofthe International Workshop) Sdrospatak) Hungary, September 4-8) 2000
Edited by A. T Kruppa and R. G. Lovas
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Dr. Andras T. Kruppa Dr. Rezso G. Lovas Institute of Nuclear Research Hungarian Academy of Sciences Debrecen, Hungary
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Organizing Committee
V.B. Belyaev J. Darai B. K6nya A.T. Kruppa R. G. Lovas (chairman)
J.Zs. Mezei Z. Papp J. Revai W. Sandhas T. Vertse
International Advisory Committee
W. Domcke (Munich) W. Glockle (Bochum) C. Green (Colorado) Y.K. Ho (Taipei) R.J. Liotta (Stockholm) J. Macek (Oak Ridge) W. Plessas (Graz) J.M. Richard (Grenoble) D.O. Riska (Helsinki) S.L. Yakovlev ( St. Petersburg) T. Yamazaki (Tokyo)
Sponsors
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, ROSTE, Venice Office State Secretary, Ministry of Education, Hungary National Fund for Scientific Research, Hungary MOL, Hungarian Oil Company Research & Development Division, Ministry of Education, Hungary International Centre for Workshops on Theoretical Physics, Budapest Hungarian Academy of Sciences Rexpo Ltd" Debrecen
Foreword
This volume contains the proceedings of the International Workshop on Resonances in Few-Body Systems held in Sarospatak, at the Tokaj wine area, Hungary, from 4 to 8 September, 2000. Resonances belong to the most widespread natural phenomena. They occur in systems ranging from macroscopic elastic bodies to systems of elementary particles. Any system that has eigenfrequecies and is coupled to its environment can show resonances. A resonance may be considered an eigenstate of a system. Although it has a finite life-time, the eigenstate concept can be formulated precisely even in quantum mechanics, as a kind of generalization of the quantum mechanical notion of an eigenstate. The very word 'eigenstate' suggests that the properties of these states are characteristic of the system itself: of its composition, size, number of degrees of freedom, excitation mecha
