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Universal description of the rotational-vibrational spectrum of three particles with zero-range interactions
A comprehensive universal description of the rotational-vibrational spectrum
for two identical particles of mass and the third particle of the mass
in the zero-range limit of the interaction between different particles is
given for arbitrary values of the mass ratio and the total angular
momentum . If the two-body scattering length is positive, a number of
vibrational states is finite for , zero for
, and infinite for . If the two-body scattering
length is negative, a number of states is either zero for or
infinite for . For a finite number of vibrational states, all the
binding energies are described by the universal function , where ,
,and is the vibrational
quantum number. This scaling dependence is in agreement with the numerical
calculations for and only slightly deviates from those for .
The universal description implies that the critical values and
increase as and ,
respectively, while a number of vibrational states for is
within the range
Three-body problem for ultracold atoms in quasi-one-dimensional traps
We study the three-body problem for both fermionic and bosonic cold atom
gases in a parabolic transverse trap of lengthscale . For this
quasi-one-dimensional (1D) problem, there is a two-body bound state (dimer) for
any sign of the 3D scattering length , and a confinement-induced scattering
resonance. The fermionic three-body problem is universal and characterized by
two atom-dimer scattering lengths, and . In the tightly bound
`dimer limit', , we find , and is linked
to the 3D atom-dimer scattering length. In the weakly bound `BCS limit',
, a connection to the Bethe Ansatz is established, which
allows for exact results. The full crossover is obtained numerically. The
bosonic three-body problem, however, is non-universal: and
depend both on and on a parameter related to the sharpness of
the resonance. Scattering solutions are qualitatively similar to fermionic
ones. We predict the existence of a single confinement-induced three-body bound
state (trimer) for bosons.Comment: 20 pages, 6 figures, accepted for publication in PRA, appendix on the
derivation of an integral formula for the Hurvitz zeta functio
Hip replacement in case of false joint of the femoral neck with a high dislocation of the hip and severe stiffness soft tissue component. A case from practice
The results of the treatment of the patient A., 57 years of age, with a diagnosis of post-traumatic pseudarthrosis of neck of right femur. Combined contracture of the hip joint, shortening of the right lower extremity 6.5 santimeters, local osteoporosis. In the process of treatment the patient was applied the llizarov apparatus to equalize the limb length, by gradual distraction dosed daily for 39 days. The second stage, 3 days after removal of the llizarov apparatus, made a total hip replacement. After 1 year achieved anatomical and functional result of treatment is maintained.Приведены результаты лечения пациента А., 57 лет, с диагнозом: посттравматический псевдоартроз шейки правой бедренной кости, болевой синдром, комбинированная контрактура тазобедренного сустава, относительное укорочение правой нижней конечности 6,5 сантиметров, локальный остеопороз. В процессе лечения больному был наложен аппарат Илизарова для уравнивания длины конечностей посредством постепенной дозированной дистракции сутки в течение 39 дней. Вторым этапом, через 3 дня после демонтажа аппарата Илизарова, выполнено тотальное эндопротезирование правого тазобедренного сустава. Через 1 год достигнутый анатомо-функциональный результат лечения сохраняется
Exclusive semileptonic and nonleptonic decays of the Bc meson
We study exclusive nonleptonic and semileptonic decays of the Bc-meson within
a relativistic constituent quark model previously developed by us. For the
nonleptonic decays we use the factorizing approximation. We update our model
parameters by using new experimental data for the mass and the lifetime of the
Bc meson and the leptonic decay constants of the D-meson. We calculate the
branching ratios for a large set of exclusive nonleptonic and semileptonic
decays of the meson and compare our results with the results of other
studies. As a guide for further experimental exploration we provide explicit
formulas for the full angular decay distributions in the cascade decays Bc^- =>
J/psi(=> l^+l^-) + rho^-(=> pi^- pi^0) and Bc^- => J/psi(=> l^+l^-) +
W^-(off-shell)(=> l^- + nubar).Comment: 19 pages, 2 figure
Ultra-low energy scattering of a He atom off a He dimer
We present a new, mathematically rigorous, method suitable for bound state
and scattering processes calculations for various three atomic or molecular
systems where the underlying forces are of a hard-core nature. We employed this
method to calculate the binding energies and the ultra-low energy scattering
phase shifts below as well as above the break-up threshold for the three
He-atom system. The method is proved to be highly successful and suitable for
solving the three-body bound state and scattering problem in configuration
space and thus it paves the way to study various three-atomic systems, and to
calculate important quantities such as the cross-sections, recombination rates
etc.Comment: LaTeX, RevTeX and amssymb styles, 7 pages (25 Kb), 3 table
Borromean Binding of Three or Four Bosons
We estimate the ratio of the critical coupling constants
and which are required to achieve binding of 2 or 3 bosons,
respectively, with a short-range interaction, and examine how this ratio
depends on the shape of the potential. Simple monotonous potentials give
. A wide repulsive core pushes this ratio close to R=1. On the
other hand, for an attractive well protected by an external repulsive barrier,
the ratio approaches the rigorous lower bound . We also present results
for N=4 bosons, sketch the extension to , and discuss various
consequences.Comment: 12 pages, RevTeX, 5 Figures in tex include
Photon distribution amplitudes and light-cone wave functions in chiral quark models
The leading- and higher-twist distribution amplitudes and light-cone wave
functions of real and virtual photons are analyzed in chiral quark models. The
calculations are performed in the nonlocal quark model based on the instanton
picture of QCD vacuum, as well as in the spectral quark model and the
Nambu--Jona-Lasinio model with the Pauli-Villars regulator, which both treat
interaction of quarks with external fields locally. We find that in all
considered models the leading-twist distribution amplitudes of the real photon
defined at the quark-model momentum scale are constant or remarkably close to
the constant in the variable, thus are far from the asymptotic limit form.
The QCD evolution to higher momentum scales is necessary and we carry it out at
the leading order of the perturbative theory for the leading-twist amplitudes.
We provide estimates for the magnetic susceptibility of the quark condensate
and the coupling , which in the nonlocal model turn out
to be close to the estimates from QCD sum rules. We find the higher-twist
distribution amplitudes at the quark model scale and compare them to the
Wandzura-Wilczek estimates. In addition, in the spectral model we evaluate the
distribution amplitudes and light-cone wave functions of the -meson.Comment: 24 pages, 15 figure
Experience in Utilization of Phylogenetic Analysis for Epidemiological Investigation of HIV Infection Case
Objective of the study was to investigate a criminal case of infection with HIV, applying molecular-genetic analysis of blood plasma samples from an estimated source of an infection and the recipient for evaluation of probability of epidemiological connection between them. Materials and methods. The study involved genotyping and phylogenetic analysis of nucleotide sequences of HIV-1 variants, isolated from patients in the investigated group and the control one (19 nucleotide sequences of the HIV-1 from the patients living in the Saratov region, and 15 nucleotide sequences from GenBank). Genotyping was performed using the commercial ViroSeq HIV-1 Genotyping System. The sub-typing of HIV-1 strains was carried out on-line, through the COMET HIV-1/2 and HCV and REGA HIV-1 Sybtyping Tool programs. Phylogenetic analysis of nucleotide sequences was carried out by Mega software, version 5.2. Phylogenetic trees were constructed; nucleotide distances were calculated by Kimura method (bootstrap level 1000). Results and conclusions. Virus variants, isolated from the studied samples, were defined as HIV-1 A subtype. Performed phylogenetic analysis showed that nucleotide sequences of the studied samples authentically grouped on the phylogenetic tree, forming a common cluster, which mismatched that of control group. Calculation of the genetic distance testifies that the genetic relation between the samples within the investigated group is higher, than between the same samples and those of the control group. Thus, by means of phylogenetic analysis it is shown that the strains received from an estimated source of infection and the recipient are genetically closer to each other, than to the strains from the group of comparison. In this regard, it is possible to claim with a big share of confidence that probability of epidemiological connection between them exists
On The Universality Class Of Little String Theories
We propose that Little String Theories in six dimensions are quasilocal
quantum field theories. Such field theories obey a modification of Wightman
axioms which allows Wightman functions (i.e. vacuum expectation values of
products of fundamental fields) to grow exponentially in momentum space.
Wightman functions of quasilocal fields in x-space violate microlocality at
short distances. With additional assumptions about the ultraviolet behavior of
quasilocal fields, one can define approximately local observables associated to
big enough compact regions. The minimum size of such a region can be
interpreted as the minimum distance which observables can probe. We argue that
for Little String Theories this distance is of order {\sqrt N}/M_s.Comment: 25 pages, late
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