A Note on Perturbation Theory
Physical ReviewPublished 15 July 1948
Eugene Feenberg
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Abstract
The perturbation theory for a stationary state is developed in the form of an implicit equation for the eigenvalue and an explicit equation (involving the eigenvalue) for the amplitudes. With the aid of a formal algebraic identity the equation for the eigenvalue is transformed into a semi-explicit form by a procedure having a wider range of validity than the more obvious iteration or power series processes.
Keywords
Physics and Astronomy
Journal de PhysiqueLes problèmes de perturbations et les champs self-consistents
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