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Numerical tests of the envelope theory for few-boson systems
The envelope theory, also known as the auxiliary field method, is a simple
technique to compute approximate solutions of Hamiltonians for identical
particles in -dimension. The accuracy of this method is tested by computing
the ground state of identical bosons for various systems. A method is
proposed to improve the quality of the approximations by modifying the
characteristic global quantum number of the method.Comment: A reference is updated. To appear in Few-Body System
Penrose-Carter diagram for an uniformly accelerated observer
An uniformly accelerated observer can build his proper system of coordinates
in a delimited sector of the flat Minkowski spacetime. The properties of the
position and time coordinate lines for such an observer are studied and
compared with the coordinate lines for an inertial observer in a Penrose-Carter
diagram for this spacetime.Comment: 5 figure
Auxiliary fields and the flux tube model
It is possible to eliminate exactly all the auxiliary fields (einbein fields)
appearing in the rotating string Hamiltonian to obtain the classical equations
of motion of the relativistic flux tube model. A clear interpretation can then
be done for the characteristic variables of the rotating string model.Comment: No table, No figur
Covariant oscillator quark model for glueballs and baryons
An analytic resolution of the covariant oscillator quark model for a
three-body system is presented. Our harmonic potential is a general quadratic
potential which can simulate both a -shape configuration or a
simplified Y-configuration where the junction is located at the center of mass.
The mass formulas obtained are used to compute glueball and baryon spectra. We
show that the agreement with lattice and experimental data is correct if the
Casimir scaling hypothesis is assumed. It is also argued that our model is
compatible with pomeron and odderon approaches.Comment: 2 figures; content changed and enlarge
Equation of motion of an interstellar Bussard ramjet with radiation and mass losses
An interstellar Bussard ramjet is a spaceship using the protons of the
interstellar medium in a fusion engine to produce thrust. In recent papers, it
was shown that the relativistic equation of motion of an ideal ramjet and of a
ramjet with radiation loss are analytical. When a mass loss appears, the limit
speed of the ramjet is more strongly reduced. But, the parametric equations, in
terms of the ramjet's speed, for the position of the ramjet in the inertial
frame of the interstellar medium, the time in this frame, and the proper time
indicated by the clocks on board the spaceship, can still be obtained in an
analytical form. The non-relativistic motion and the motion near the limit
speed are studied.Comment: 4 figure
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