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Graduate Expected value of the spin tensor operator
Thanks Meir, in fact it is not spherically symetric. I worked out an expansion in spherical harmonics...- Montejo
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Graduate Expected value of the spin tensor operator
Hello everyone, I'm evaluating the one-gluon-exchange tensor part of a phenomenological potential between two particles, and it involves a term like this: S_{ij}=3(\vec{\sigma_i}\hat{r_{ij}})(\vec{\sigma_j}\hat{r_{ij}})-\vec{\sigma_i}\vec{\sigma_j} With r_{ij} the unit vector in the...- Montejo
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- Expected value Operator Spin Tensor Value
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Graduate Dirac-delta term in a non-relativistic interaction
Thank you very much, I think I got the point. However, I still have a further question. Here's what I've done: -iM=(ie{\overline{u}^f}_A}\gamma^\mu u^i}_A) \frac{-ig_{\mu\nu}}{q^2}(ie{\overline{u}^f}_B}\gamma^\nu u^i}_B)= = \frac{1}{q^2} \left( 1 + \frac{{p^f}_A {p^i}_A + i \sigma...- Montejo
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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Graduate Dirac-delta term in a non-relativistic interaction
Hi everyone, I'm studying electron-electron scattering, starting with the Dirac equation it ends up calculating the invariant transition amplitude, defined as: -iM=(ie{\overline{u}^f}_A}\gamma^\mu u^i}_A) \frac{-ig_{\mu\nu}}{q^2}(ie{\overline{u}^f}_B}\gamma^\nu u^i}_B) With u_A and u_B the...- Montejo
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- Interaction Term
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics