
doi: 10.2172/5993426 , 10.2172/1453978
A minimal self-consistent set of covariant and unitary three-particle equations is presented. Numerical results are obtained for three-particle bound states, elastic scattering and rearrangement of bound pairs with a third particle, and amplitudes for breakup into states of three free particles. The mathematical form of the three-particle bound state equations is explored; constraints are set upon the range of eigenvalues and number of eigenstates of these one parameter equations. The behavior of the number of eigenstates as the two-body binding energy decreases to zero in a covariant context generalizes results previously obtained non-relativistically by V. Efimov.
Numerical Solution, Binding Energy, General Physics, Energy, 645400 -- High Energy Physics-- Field Theory, Eigenvalues, Three-Body Problem, Elastic Scattering, Energy Range, 72 Physics Of Elementary Particles And Fields, Relativistic Range, Bound State, 71 Classical And Quantum Mechanics, Many-Body Problem, Scattering 657002* -- Theoretical & Mathematical Physics-- Classical & Quantum Mechanics
Numerical Solution, Binding Energy, General Physics, Energy, 645400 -- High Energy Physics-- Field Theory, Eigenvalues, Three-Body Problem, Elastic Scattering, Energy Range, 72 Physics Of Elementary Particles And Fields, Relativistic Range, Bound State, 71 Classical And Quantum Mechanics, Many-Body Problem, Scattering 657002* -- Theoretical & Mathematical Physics-- Classical & Quantum Mechanics
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