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Resonant processes dynamic solution of the Newns-Anderson Hamiltonian

RESONANT PROCESSES DYNAMIC SOLUTION OF THE NEWNS-ANDERSON HAMILTONIAN [Pg.184]

In equation (14), to is the initial time and the first term of this equation represents the memory contribution associated with the initial condition, wisfto), for the occupancy nis(0. The second term of this equation takes into account all the back and forth electron resonant jumps between the ion and the metal. For an incident ion, say He+, nis(to) —0, while for an incident neutral atom, like He , nis(to) — 1- The initial time is defined by the initial [Pg.185]

Notice that in the static limit only the second term of equation (14) contrihutes to (there is no memory contrihution) and equation [Pg.186]


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Anderson

Dynamical process

Hamiltonian dynamics

Hamiltonian resonances

Newns-Anderson resonance

Resonance dynamics

Resonance processes

Resonant process

Solute process

Solution processability

Solution processes

Solution processing

Solutizer process

The Hamiltonian

The Solution Process

The resonator

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