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Problem of the Λnp System with the Hulthen Potential and the Faddeev Equations: I

Name: Problem of the Λnp System with the Hulthen Potential and the Faddeev Equations: I
Keywords: Faddeev Equations, Binding Energy, Body System, Lambda Hyperon, Hulthen Potential

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 23 Feb 1973 India English Publisher:Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science

Authors: Bhadra, K; Choudhury, H Roy; Gautam, V P;

handle: 10821/3093

Problem of the Λnp System with the Hulthen Potential and the Faddeev Equations: I

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Faddeev Equations, Binding Energy, Body System, Lambda Hyperon, Hulthen Potential

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