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The Scaling Approach to Nuclear Giant Multipole Resonances

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Density Functional Methods In Physics

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In the following lectures we shall discuss an example where straight application of density-functional methods fails to give a useful approximation to the dynamical behaviour of a many-body system. We shall show, however, that a rather simple extension of the functional method allows for a reliable description of many dynamical features of collective motion in Fermi fluids.

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Holzwarth, G. (1985). The Scaling Approach to Nuclear Giant Multipole Resonances. In: Dreizler, R.M., da Providência, J. (eds) Density Functional Methods In Physics. NATO ASI Series, vol 123. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-0818-9_13

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