Mean field contributions to spectral line shifts

A New Control Chart to Monitor Mean Shifts of Bi-Variate Quality Control Processes

Electric field-gradient contributions to the chemical shifts of liquid water

Contributions to the gas-to-liquid chemical shifts of water arising from the electric field gradient of the surrounding molecules have been calculated as a function of the temperature. Since the theoretical model is based on perturbation theory, this part of the chemical shift may be calculated from quadrupole shielding polarizabilities and statistical mechanical ensemble averages of external e...

Correlation versus mean - field contributions to excitons , multi - excitons , and charging energies in semiconductor quantum dots

Single-dot spectroscopy is now able to resolve the energies of excitons, multi-excitons, and charging of semiconductor quantum dots with . 1 meV resolution. We discuss the physical content of these energies and show how they can be calculated via QuantumMonte Carlo (QMC) and Configuration Interaction (CI) methods. The spectroscopic energies have three pieces: (i) a “perturbative part” reflectin...

Relativistic mean - field study of light nuclei near drip line

The relativistic mean field theory is applied to study some exotic properties of neutron rich nuclei as recently observed, namely, extension of the drip-line for F nuclei from 29 F to 31 F and the appearence of a new shell closure at neutron number N = 16. We find 31 F to be bound against one-neutron dripping but unbound only marginally for two neutron separation. The calculated functional depe...

Magnetic Field Line Escape: Comparison with Mean Free Path

In the present work, we determine the fraction of magnetic field lines that reach the tokamak wall leaving the plasma surrounded by a chaotic layer created by resonant perturbations at the plasma edge. The chaotic layer arises in a scenario where an integrable magnetic field with reversed magnetic shear is perturbed by an ergodic magnetic limiter. For each considered line, we calculate its conn...