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The three-body bound-state problem is formulated in terms of fieldtheoretic (FT) amplitudes. The two-particle “effective potentials” of this theory are expressed in terms of the random-phase approximation and ladder schemes. These are cast into convenient single-particle equations by means of FT renormalization.
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Ficocelli Varracchio, E. The three-body bound-state problem in atomic physics: A field-theoretic approach. Few-Body Systems 8, 65–72 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01079803
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