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Relativistic spectrum generating groups: Spectrum and radiative transitions in a collective model for hadrons

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Group Theoretical Methods in Physics

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It is shown how the spectrum generating group approach can be used in relativistic physics to describe hadron masses and transition rates without using approximation procedures. The electromagnetic potential and field operators of the model are chosen to depend on a relativistically covariant intrinsic collective position operator ξμ having non-commuting components whose commutation relations follow directly from those of the spectrum generating group SO(3,2).

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  1. Center for Particle Theory, The University of Texas at Austin, 78712, Austin, Texas

    A. Bohm, P. Kielanowski, M. Kmiecik & M. Loewe

  2. Institute of Theoretical Physics, Warsaw University and CINVESTAV del IPN, Mexico

    P. Kielanowski

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Heinz-D. Doebner Jörg-D. Hennig Tchavdar D. Palev

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Bohm, A., Kielanowski, P., Kmiecik, M., Loewe, M. (1988). Relativistic spectrum generating groups: Spectrum and radiative transitions in a collective model for hadrons. In: Doebner, HD., Hennig, JD., Palev, T.D. (eds) Group Theoretical Methods in Physics. Lecture Notes in Physics, vol 313. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0012279

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