The (2+1) Dirac Equation with a Delta Potential

In this Letter the bound states of (2+1) Dirac equation with the cylindrically symmetric (r–r ₀) potential are discussed. It is surprisingly found that the relation between the radial functions at two sides of r ₀ can be established by an SO(2) transformation. We obtain a transcendental equation for calculating the energy of the bound state from the matching condition in the configuration space. The condition for existence of bound states is determined by the Sturm-Liouville theorem.     

Measures on the Splitting Subspaces of an Inner Product Space

Let S be an inner product space and let E(S) (resp. F(S)) be the orthocomplemented poset of all splitting (resp. orthogonally closed) subspaces of S. In this article we study the possible states/charges that E(S) can admit. We first prove that when S is an incomplete inner product space such that dim S/S < , then E(S) admits at least one state with a finite range. This is very much in contrast to states on F(S). We then go on showing that two-valued states can exist on E(S) not only in the case when E(S) consists of the complete/cocomplete subspaces of S. Finally we show that the well known result which states that every regular state on L(H) is necessarily -additive cannot be directly generalized for charges and we conclude by giving a sufficient condition for a regular charge on L(H) to be -additive.     

Optimal Concentration for SU(1, 1) Coherent State Transforms and An Analogue of the Lieb-Wehrl Conjecture for SU(1, 1)

We derive a lower bound for the Wehrl entropy in the setting of SU(1, 1). For asymptotically high values of the quantum number k, this bound coincides with the analogue of the Lieb-Wehrl conjecture for SU(1, 1) coherent states. The bound on the entropy is proved via a sharp norm bound. The norm bound is deduced by using an interesting identity for Fisher information of SU(1, 1) coherent state transforms on the hyperbolic plane and a new family of sharp Sobolev inequalities on . To prove the sharpness of our Sobolev inequality, we need to first prove a uniqueness theorem for solutions of a semi-linear Poisson equation (which is actually the Euler-Lagrange equation for the variational problem associated with our sharp Sobolev inequality) on . Uniqueness theorems proved for similar semi-linear equations in the past do not apply here and the new features of our proof are of independent interest, as are some of the consequences we derive from the new family of Sobolev inequalities. Work partially supported by U.S. National Science Foundation grant DMS 06-00037.     

Aspects of the Theory and Computation of Resonances, with Applications to Field-Free and Field-Dressed Atomic States

A review of certain aspects of the theory and computation of resonance states is presented, from the point of view of the work by the author and his colleagues in atomic physics. Two issues are mainly discussed: one is the understanding and ab initio calculation of resonance states of real systems from a time-dependent point of view. The other is the derivation and application of the complex eigenvalue Schrödinger equation from a superposition of the localized wave packet ₀ with the orthogonal to it scattering wave functions (E), when outgoing-wave boundary conditions are imposed. It is shown how two complex adjoint solutions, the hallmark of resonance state theory, correspond to the Fano solution for a resonance state on the real energy axis, obtained from the application of Hermitian quantum mechanics. The forms of the complex eigenfunctions are used for non-Hermitian calculations of resonance states in polyelectronic atoms. The question of time-asymmetry at the quantum level is tackled by observing that the time-evolution has to be considered with boundary conditions t 0 and > E > 0 and a complex energy distribution given by the diagonal matrix element of the Green's function with respect to ₀. Using a model whereby the self-energy of the decaying state, A(z), is approximated by A(z) A(E ₀), where E ₀ = ₀|H|₀, it is shown that time-asymmetry, if present as defined in this work, should have an effect on the as yet unobserved long-time deviation from exponential decay. Although not described explicitly, it is indicated, via the forms of the trial wave functions and via the references, how poly-electronic calculations have been carried out, for field-free resonance states as well as for resonance states that are created by the presence of an external electromagnetic field.     

Universal Properties of the Four-Boson System in Two Dimensions

We consider the nonrelativistic four-boson system in two dimensions interacting via a short-range attractive potential. For a weakly attractive potential with one shallow two-body bound state with binding energy B₂, the binding energies B_N of shallow N-body bound states are universal and thus do not depend on the details of the interaction potential. We compute the four-body binding energies in an effective quantum mechanics approach. There are exactly two bound states: the ground state with B₄⁽⁰⁾=197.3(1)B₂ and one excited state with B₄⁽¹⁾=25.5(1)B₂. We compare our results to recent predictions for N-body bound states with large N1.On leave from FZ Jülich, Institut für Kernphysik (Theorie), D-52425 Jülich and HISKP (Theorie), Universität Bonn, Nußallee 14–16, D-53115 Bonn, Germany     

The resummation of one particle lines

We propose a partial resummation for a weak coupling cluster expansion. The resummation gives one particle lines with in/out field propagators. We give a Bethe-Salpeter equation in which one particle subtractions are defined using physical one particle states. By these methods, we show thatP()₂ quantum fields in the weak coupling region have only isolated bound state spectrum below the 2m threshold. HereP is not restricted to be even.Supported in part by the National Science Foundation under Grants PHY 78-08066 and PHY 77-18762. Both authors thank the I.H.E.S., Bures-sur-Yvette, and A. J. thanks C.E.N., Saclay, for their hospitality.     

Three body asymptotic completeness forP(Φ)2 models

We consider weakly coupled even P()₂ models that do not have a two-body bound state, and prove asymptotic completeness on the subspace of states with mass between 3m+a() and 4m–b(), wherea andb are positive functions tending to zero with . The analytic structure of the six point function, integrated over the three incoming momenta, shows only two Landau singular manifolds (plus normal thresholds) associated to three particle processes.Laboratoire associé au Centre National de la Recherche ScientifiqueGroupe de Recherche du C.N.R.S. No. 48     

Stochastic processes of a quantum state

Starting from a quantum state represented by its wave function (x), satisfying the Schrödinger equation, we determine stochastic processes which provide the same time evolution for the probability density(x)=¦(x)¦². The transition probabilities of these processes are explicitly built in two circumstances: in the general case, but in an expansion in the time difference, and exactly, but for Gaussian processes. This allows us to discuss the correspondence between quantum states and stochastic processes, which appears not to be one-to-one, but, on the contrary, to associate with the same state an infinity of processes which differ in the fluctuation correlations of the random variable.     

Hadro-charmonium

We argue that relatively compact charmonium states, J/ψ$J/\psi$, ψ(2S)$\psi (2S)$, χc${\chi }_c$, can very likely be bound inside light hadronic matter, in particular inside higher resonances made from light quarks and/or gluons. The charmonium state in such binding essentially retains its properties, so that the bound system decays into light mesons and the particular charmonium resonance. Thus such bound states of a new type, which we call hadro-charmonium, may explain the properties of some of the recently observed resonant peaks, in particular of Y(4.26)$Y(4.26)$, Y(4.32–4.36)$Y(4.32\text{–}4.36)$, Y(4.66)$Y(4.66)$, and Z(4.43)$Z(4.43)$. We discuss further possible implications of the suggested picture for the observed states and existence of other states of hadro-charmonium and hadro-bottomonium.     

Ambiversion of

An analysis including most recent Belle data on X(3872) is performed, using coupled channel Flatté formula. A third sheet pole close to but below D⁰D^*0 threshold is found, besides the bound state/virtual state pole discussed in previous literature. The co-existence of two poles near the D⁰D^*0 threshold indicates that the X(3872) may be of ordinary 2³P₁ state origin, distorted by strong coupled channel effects. The latter manifests itself as a molecular bound state (or a virtual state).     

Minimizing the loss of entanglement under dimensional reduction

We investigate the possibility of transforming, under local operations and classical communication, a general bipartite quantum state on a d_A x d_B tensor-product space into a final state in 2 x 2 dimensions, while maintaining as much entanglement as possible. For pure states, we prove that Nielsens theorem provides the optimal protocol, and we present quantitative results on the degree of entanglement before and after the dimensional reduction. For mixed states, we identify a protocol that we argue is optimal for isotropic and Werner states. In the literature, it has been conjectured that some Werner states are bound entangled and in support of this conjecture our protocol gives final states without entanglement for this class of states. For all other entangled Werner states and for all entangled isotropic states some degree of free entanglement is maintained. In this sense, our protocol may be used to discriminate between bound and free entanglement.Received: 21 January 2004, Published online: 2 March 2004PACS: 03.67.Mn Entanglement production, characterization, and manipulation - 42.50.Dv Nonclassical states of the electromagnetic field, including entangled photon states; quantum state engineering and measurements - 03.65.Ud Entanglement and quantum nonlocality (e.g. EPR paradox, Bells inequalities, GHZ states, etc.)     

第Ⅰ种非对称两态叠加多模叠加态光场的偶数阶等阶N次方Y压缩

本文利用多模压缩态理论,研究了第Ⅰ种非对称两态叠加多模叠加态光场|Ψ_Ⅰ^(ab)Ⅰ>_q的偶数阶等阶N次方Y压缩特性.结果发现:在压缩阶数N取偶数情况下,只要构成态|Ψ_Ⅰ^(ab)Ⅰ>_q的两个量子光场态的强度(即平均光子数)不相等,则当各模的初始相位φ_j^(a)、φ_j^(b)(j＝1,2,3,…,q)、态间的初始相位差(θ_pq^(bI)-θ_nq^(aR))以及与上述的两个量子光场态相对应的各单模相干态光场的光子干涉项之和 ＝[R_j^(a)R_j^(b)cos(φ_j^(a)-φ_j^(b))]等满足一定条件时,态|Ψ_Ⅰ^(ab)Ⅰ>_q可呈现出周期性变化的、任意偶数阶的等阶N次方Y压缩效应.这一结果与现有文献报道的结果截然不同.     

第Ⅰ种非对称两态叠加多模叠加态光场等阶N次方H压缩——1.腔模总数与压缩阶数两者之积取偶的情形

本文利用多模压缩态理论研究了第Ⅰ种非对称两态叠加多模叠加态光场|Ψ_Ⅰ^(ab)>_q的广义非线性等阶N次方H压缩特性.结果发现:在腔模总数q与压缩阶数N这两者之积qN为偶数亦即qN=2p的条件下,无论p=2m(m=1,2,3,…,…)还是p=2m+1(m=0,1,2,…,…),当两非对称态中各模的初始相位和 =φ_j^(a)、 =φ_j^(b)、态间的初始相位差(θ_pq^bI-θ_nq^aR),以及各单模相干态光场的光子干涉项之和 =[R_j^(a)R_j^(b)]cos(φ_j^(a)-φ_j^(b))]等满足一定条件时,态|Ψ_Ⅰ^(ab)>_q可分别呈现出周期性变化的奇数模-偶数阶、偶数模-奇数阶和偶数模-偶数阶的等阶N次方H压缩效应.     

Models of particle states

Two different types of particle state models are discussed. In the first type, particles are considered to be dynamically bound systems of a small set of physical constituents. In the second type, particle states are constructed from tensor products of symmetry constituents, i.e., states that are the basis elements of finite irreducible representations of an internal algebra. These states need not represent physical particles. We present three models of the first type. For the second type, we discuss in detail the main thrust of this paper, a new version of the quark-lepton model based on the algebrasu(4)_flaourXsu(6)_flavour. The quark color-triplet and a lepton color-singlet are united by a single irreducible representation of su(4)_colour. Thesu(6)_colour algebra is an extension of the originalsu(3)_flavor. All observed ground-state hadron multiplets are in full accord with the predictions of this model. The numbers of hadron ground states it predicts are 36 spin-0 mesons, 36 spin-1 mesons, 70 spin-1/2 baryons, and 56 spin-3/2 baryons.Professor Barut passed away suddenly on December 5, 1994.     

Model basis states for photons and "empty waves"

From the perspective of physical realism (PR), a photon is a localized entity that carries energy and momentum, and which is surrounded by a wave packet (anempty wave) that is devoid of observable energy or momentum. In creating quantized PR basis states for a photon wave packet, three requirements must be met:(1) The basis states must each carry the frequency of the wave;(2) They must closely resemble the photon, so that e.g. they scatter in the same manner from an optical mirror;(3) They must have infinitesimal energy, linear momentum, and angular momentum. An essentially zero-energy "empty wave" quantum-a "zeron"-is defined which meets these requirements. It is created as an asymmetric single-particle (or single-antiparticle) excitation of the vacuum state, with the "particle" (or "antiparticle") and its associated "hole" (or "antihole") forming a rotational bound state. The photon is reproduced as a symmetric particle-antiparticle excitation of the vacuum state, with the "particle" and "antiparticle" also forming a rotational bound state. The relativistic transformation problem is discussed. A key point in this development is the deduction of the correct equation of motion for a "hole" state in an external electrostatic field.     

A new decay mode of higher charmonium

We calculate the \(\Lambda _c{\bar{\Lambda }}_c\) partial decay width of the excited vector charmonium states around 4.6 GeV with the quark pair creation model. We find that the partial decay width of the \(\Lambda _c{\bar{\Lambda }}_c\) mode can reach up to several MeV for \(\psi (4S,~5S,~6S)\). In contrast, the partial \(\Lambda _c{\bar{\Lambda }}_c\) decay width of the states \(\psi (3D,~4D,~5D)\) is less than one MeV. If the enhancement Y(4630) reported by the Belle Collaboration in \(\Lambda _c{\bar{\Lambda }}_c\) invariant-mass distribution is the same structure as Y(4660), the Y(4660) resonance is most likely to be a S-wave charmonium state.     

Specifications and Martin boundaries forP(Φ)2-random fields

It is shown thatP()₂-Gibbs states in the sense of Guerra, Rosen and Simon are given by a specification. The construction of the specification is based on finding a proper version of the interaction density given by the polynomialP. The existence of this version follows from the fact that all powers of the solution of a Dirichlet problem for an open bounded setU with boundary data given by a distribution are integrable onU. As a consequence the Martin boundary theory for specifications can be applied toP()₂-random fields. It follows that anyP()₂-Gibbs state can be represented in terms of extreme Gibbs states. In certain cases the extreme Gibbs states are characterized in terms of harmonic functions. It follows, in particular, that for any given boundary condition introduced so far the associated cutoffP()₂-measure has a representation as an integral over harmonic functions.     

Automorphic Equivalence within Gapped Phases of Quantum Lattice Systems

Gapped ground states of quantum spin systems have been referred to in the physics literature as being ‘in the same phase’ if there exists a family of Hamiltonians H(s), with finite range interactions depending continuously on \({s\in [0,1]}\), such that for each s, H(s) has a non-vanishing gap above its ground state and with the two initial states being the ground states of H(0) and H(1), respectively. In this work, we give precise conditions under which any two gapped ground states of a given quantum spin system that ’belong to the same phase’ are automorphically equivalent and show that this equivalence can be implemented as a flow generated by an s-dependent interaction which decays faster than any power law (in fact, almost exponentially). The flow is constructed using Hastings’ ‘quasi-adiabatic evolution’ technique, of which we give a proof extended to infinite-dimensional Hilbert spaces. In addition, we derive a general result about the locality properties of the effect of perturbations of the dynamics for quantum systems with a quasi-local structure and prove that the flow, which we call the spectral flow, connecting the gapped ground states in the same phase, satisfies a Lieb-Robinson bound. As a result, we obtain that, in the thermodynamic limit, the spectral flow converges to a co-cycle of automorphisms of the algebra of quasi-local observables of the infinite spin system. This proves that the ground state phase structure is preserved along the curve of models H(s), 0 ≤ s ≤ 1.     

<Emphasis Type="Italic">X</Emphasis>(3872) and other possible heavy molecular states

We perform a systematic study of the possible molecular states composed of a pair of heavy mesons such as , , in the framework of the meson exchange model. The exchanged mesons include the pseudoscalar, scalar and vector mesons. Through our investigation, we find the following results. (1) The structure X(3764) is not a molecular state. (2) There exists strong attraction in the range r<1 fm for the system with J=0,1. If future experiments confirm Z ⁺(4051) as a loosely bound molecular state, its quantum number is probably J ^P =0⁺. Its partner state Φ ^**0 may be searched for in the π ⁰ χ _c1 channel. (3) Vector meson exchange provides strong attraction in the channel together with pion exchange. A bound state solution may exist with a reasonable cutoff parameter Λ∼1.4 GeV. X(3872) may be accommodated as a molecular state dynamically although drawing a very definite conclusion needs further investigation. (4) The molecular state may exist.     

Lowest-lying tetra-quark hadrons in anisotropic lattice QCD

We present a detailed study of the lowest-lying hadrons in quenched improved anisotropic lattice QCD. Using the π π and diquark–antidiquark local and smeared operators, we attempt to isolate the signal for I(J ^P )=0(0⁺),2(0⁺) and 1(1⁺) states in two flavour QCD. In the chiral limit of the light-quark mass region, the lowest scalar 4q state is found to have a mass, m _4q ^I=0=927(12) MeV, which is slightly lower than the experimentally observed f ₀(980). The results from our variational analysis do not indicate a signature of a tetraquark resonance in I=1 and I=2 channels. After the chiral extrapolation the lowest 1(1⁺) state is found to have a mass m _4q ^I=1=1358(28) MeV. We analysed the static 4q potential extracted from a tetraquark Wilson loop and illustrated the behaviour of the 4q state as a bound state, unbinding at some critical diquark separation. From our analysis we conclude that the scalar 4q system appears as a two-pion scattering state and that there is no spatially-localised 4q state in the light-quark mass region.