On the essential spectrum of many-particle pseudorelativistic Hamiltonians with permutational symmetry account (Q2495175)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5038666
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    On the essential spectrum of many-particle pseudorelativistic Hamiltonians with permutational symmetry account
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5038666

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      On the essential spectrum of many-particle pseudorelativistic Hamiltonians with permutational symmetry account (English)
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      4 July 2006
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      Let \(Z_{1}\) be a pseudorelativistic many-particle quantum mechanical system, which possibly obeys the Pauli principle. The energy \(\mathcal{H}^1\) is written as a sum of kinetic energy, and a potential due to interaction between the particles. A certain momentum operator, which commutes with \(\mathcal{H}^1\) is defined. The spectrum of the related operator \(\mathcal{H}_{0}\) is studied for systems like for example molecules. Let \(S\) denote the group of permutations of all identical particles of \(Z_{1}\). An irreducible group representation for \(S\) of the type used in [\textit{J. Talman}, Special functions: a group-theoretic approach (1968; Zbl 0197.04301), p. 81] is invented. A projection operator is also defined. The aim of the paper is to study the essential spectrum of all representions for certain subspaces of \(Z_{1}\). The reviewer is aware that simple examples of these kind of computations don't exist. However an example of the situation for the hydrogen molecule would have been illuminative.
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      pseudorelativistic Hamiltonian
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      many-particle system
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      permutational symmetry
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      essential spectrum
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