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schunck [2) HF Problem in the Full Spherical Harmonic Oscillator Basis]
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 ==== 1) HF Problem in a Truncated Model Space ==== ==== 1) HF Problem in a Truncated Model Space ====
  
-In a first step, we will solve the HF equations for the system of N neutrons in a trap interacting with the Minnesota potential in a restricted basis consisting of only l=0 states. This simplifies tremendously the calculation of two-body matrix elements. We broke down the problem into several simple steps that are explained in this {{HF_truncatedv2.pdf|document}}.+In a first step, we will solve the HF equations for the system of N neutrons in a trap interacting with the Minnesota potential in a restricted basis consisting of only l=0 states. This simplifies tremendously the calculation of two-body matrix elements. We broke down the problem into several simple steps that are explained in this {{HF_truncated_v2.pdf|document}}.
  
 ==== 2) HF Problem in the Full Spherical Harmonic Oscillator Basis ==== ==== 2) HF Problem in the Full Spherical Harmonic Oscillator Basis ====
  
-To come next week.+Now that each group (hopefully) has a working HF code for the truncated S-wave model space model, we are ready to attack the general case. Since the generation of two-body matrix elements (TBMEs) is tedious for the general case, we have uploaded a F90 pack to do this for you, see {{:​relcom2labsystem.tar.gz|here}}. We will give more explanations on how to use the code in the lectures. Finally, the following document outlines how the HF equations look in spherical symmetry for general model spaces, {{:​hf_fullspherical.pdf|}}. We give below a description of what is contained in the files. 
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 +**Single-particle files** - The single-particle files are named **spM.dat** and **spJ.dat** for the M-scheme and coupled J scheme, respectively. The first line (starting with "​Legend"​) gives the meaning of the numbers 
 +  * For the M-scheme: counter ​   $n\     ​l\ ​    ​2j\ ​  ​2m_j\ ​  ​2t_z$ 
 +  * For the J-scheme: counter ​   $n\     ​l\ ​    ​2j\ ​  ​t_z\ ​   2n+l$ 
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 +**Interaction files** - The interaction files are named **VM-scheme.dat** and **VJ-scheme.dat**,​ respectively (for the M-scheme and the J-scheme).  
 +  * For the M-scheme: $a\  b\  c\  d\  v_{abcd}$ 
 +  * For the J-scheme: $t_z\ \pi\  2J\  a\  b\  c\  d\ v_{abcd}$ 
 +where $\pi$ is the parity. In each case, the a, b, c, d numbers refer to the counters listed in the single-particle files.
  
 ==== 3) Possible Extensions for Week 3 and Later ==== ==== 3) Possible Extensions for Week 3 and Later ====
projects.txt · Last modified: 2014/07/28 07:33 by schunck