12 research outputs found
Nonlocality of the NN interaction in an effective field theory
We investigate low energy nucleon dynamics in the effective field theory
(EFT) of nuclear forces. In leading order of the two-nucleon EFT we show that
nucleon dynamics is governed by the generalized dynamical equation with a
nonlocal-in-time interaction operator. This equation is shown to open new
possibilities for applying the EFT approach to the description of low energy
nucleon dynamics.Comment: 13 pages, 4 figures, REVTeX
Modification of Electromagnetic Field in Photonic Crystal Medium and New Applications of Photonic Band Gap Materials
A novel quantumelectrodynamical effect predicted to occur in photonic crystal medium is presented. Influence of the effect on energy levels and spectra of atoms is discussed
The generalized dynamical equation and the vacuum polarization effect in hydrogenlike atoms
Modification of Electromagnetic Field in Photonic Crystal Medium and New Applications of Photonic Band Gap Materials
A novel quantumelectrodynamical effect predicted to occur in photonic crystal medium is presented. Influence of the effect on energy levels and spectra of atoms is discussed
The bound states problem in quantum electrodynamics and vacuum polarization effects in muonic atoms
An effective equation for describing the decay of an electron-positron vacuum in an intense electromagnetic field
Influence of the Environment on Self-Interaction of Quantum Dot
The self-interaction of a quantum dot tunnel with Coulomb interaction coupled to two leads is investigated. We show that actually in the case of quantum dots the variations of the self-energy functions can be strong, and this can have a significant effect on the values of the tunneling-induced shifts of energy levels of quantum dots, that cannot be obtained in the standard way
Influence of the Environment on Self-Interaction of Quantum Dot
The self-interaction of a quantum dot tunnel with Coulomb interaction coupled to two leads is investigated. We show that actually in the case of quantum dots the variations of the self-energy functions can be strong, and this can have a significant effect on the values of the tunneling-induced shifts of energy levels of quantum dots, that cannot be obtained in the standard way