The Wave Function of a Relativistic System
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Cites work
- A govariant formulation of the non-adiabatic method for the relativistic two-body problem. (I)
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- Bound States in Quantum Field Theory
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- Non-Adiabatic Treatment of the Relativistic Two-Body Problem
- Some Notes on Multiple-Boson Processes
- The Evaluation of the Collision Matrix
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- The Use of the Tamm-Dancoff Method in Field Theory
Cited in
(23)- Green's function derivation of the method of approximate second quantization
- Nonrelativistic Interaction Between Two Nucleons
- Quasi-Bound States of the Pion-Nucleon System in the Lowest Tamm-Dancoff Approximation
- Configuration Space Methods in Relativistic Quantum Field Theory. I
- Scattering in field theory
- Theory of High-Energy Deuteron Scattering
- Representationless Formalism in the Field Theory of Fixed Nucleons
- Extension of the Shell Model for Heavy Spherical Nuclei
- Excitation Operators and Intrinsic Hamiltonians
- Adiabatic nuclear potential for large values of the coupling constant
- Non perturbation treatment of scattering in quantum field theory
- Covariant Formulation of the Tamm-Dancoff Method
- Effect of Negative Energy Components in the Two-Nucleon System
- Yang-Feldmanformalismus und einzeitige Wellenfuktionen
- Einzeitige Verfahren der Feldphysik
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- Calculation of Potentials from the New Tamm-Dancoff Equation
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- Tamm-Dancoff Method
- New Tamm-Dancoff Formalism
- Single-Time Formalisms from Covariant Equations
- Integral Equations of Quantized Field Theory
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