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Reaction-matrix theory of quantum solids and its application to3He and4He in body-centered cubic phases

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The self-consistent reaction-matrix theory of quantum solids is applied to bcc3He and4He. The two-body correlation function is solved numerically in terms of partial waves. The results for ground-state energies, pressures, sound velocities, and phonon-dispersion curves are compared with those obtained by theS-wave correlation function. In both helium isotopes better agreement with experiments is obtained by the partial-wave analysis.

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Namaizawa, H. Reaction-matrix theory of quantum solids and its application to3He and4He in body-centered cubic phases. J Low Temp Phys 22, 335–367 (1976). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00654712

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