Explaining the Lipkin model
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baloonworldI have just had the hell explained out of my QM homework.
I am so explained to right now it is untrue. If you saw me you would be like "dear gods man, you have been explained to so hard".
I utterly approve of postdocs going mad with explaining. It is glorious.
In other news, I woke up at 4 this morning and could not get back to sleep.
EDIT: Seriously, being confused by the Lipkin model is an awesome bonding experiance for a nuclear group. We are all so massively confused together. We should totally get confused together more often :)
I am so explained to right now it is untrue. If you saw me you would be like "dear gods man, you have been explained to so hard".
I utterly approve of postdocs going mad with explaining. It is glorious.
In other news, I woke up at 4 this morning and could not get back to sleep.
EDIT: Seriously, being confused by the Lipkin model is an awesome bonding experiance for a nuclear group. We are all so massively confused together. We should totally get confused together more often :)
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Date: 2008-04-25 07:45 am (UTC)Help
Date: 2008-07-24 08:34 pm (UTC)I need to solve the Lipkin Model as it is described in "The Nuclear Many Body Problem" (the book by Ring and Schuck), section 5.4
I need just the complete calculus, all the steps. Could you help me? Thanks a lot
My email is: sergioiglesias78@gmail.com