Physics – Nuclear Physics – Nuclear Theory
Scientific paper
1998-10-27
Nucl.Phys.A648:105-137,1999
Physics
Nuclear Physics
Nuclear Theory
39 pages Latex using Elsevier style, 16 PS figures
Scientific paper
10.1016/S0375-9474(99)00022-6
We investigate nuclear matter properties in the relativistic Brueckner approach. The in-medium on-shell T-matrix is represented covariantly by five Lorentz invariant amplitudes from which we deduce directly the nucleon self-energy. We discuss the ambiguities of this approach and the failure of previously used covariant representations in reproducing the nucleon self-energies on the Hartree-Fock level. To enforce correct Hartree-Fock results we develop a subtraction scheme which treats the bare nucleon-nucleon potential exactly in accordance to the different types of meson exchanges. For the remaining ladder kernel, which contains the higher order correlations, we employ then two different covariant representations in order to study the uncertainty inherent in the approach. The nuclear matter bulk properties are only slightly sensitive on the explicit representation used for the kernel. However, we obtain new Coester lines for the various Bonn potentials which are shifted towards the empirical region of saturation. In addition the nuclear equation-of-state turns out to be significantly softer in the new approach.
Faessler Amand
Fuchs Ch.
Gross-Boelting T.
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