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Applications of Three-Body Methods to Many-Body Hadronic Systems

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The three-body methods discussed in previous chapters have been applied to hadronic systems with considerable success. The applications are of two types: calculations of the properties of three-hadron systems, and studies of three-body reaction mechanisms in many-hadron systems (N > 3). The former has been extensively reviewed at recent conferences [6.1–4] and in current books and monographs [6.5–7], while reviews of the latter have been few and far between [6.8,9]. In this chapter, we restrict our scope to the application of three-body methods to scattering and reactions in nonrelativistic hadronic systems with more than three particles.

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Redish, E.F. (1977). Applications of Three-Body Methods to Many-Body Hadronic Systems. In: Thomas, A.W. (eds) Modern Three-Hadron Physics. Topics in Current Physics, vol 2. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-81070-1_6

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