Titlebook: Resonances; The Unifying Route T Erkki Brändas,Nils Elander Conference proceedings 19891st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989 m

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Lidia S. Ferreiraion cover, soils, fauna, exogenic processes, natural and anthropogenic landscapes. .This volume provides the readers with the opportunity to explore the variety of landscapes and landforms in this diverse and fascinating country through informative texts illustrated with many color maps and photogra

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Roland Lefebvreributary valley to the Upper Kaunertal. Results show a diverse genesis and development of different rock glacier parts and lobes, which are mainly related to glacial advances during the Egesen and LIA stadials. More recent developments are largely dependent on (i) sediment sources and pathways const

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Introduction to Rigged Hilbert Spaces (RHS),The purpose of this talk is to give a simple introduction to ideas related to the concept of Rigged Hilbert Space (or Gelfand Triplet). This concept has sometimes been used in defining resonances, but time does not permit us to go into this application. However, some references are given.

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Comparison between different notions of resonances,We compare different definitions of resonances given by different mathematicians or physicists, in particular these of Hunziker and Helffer-Sjöstrand and we describe recent results by Hunziker and by Helffer-Martinez permitting to identify the various definitions.

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Mittag-Leffler expansions in nuclear physics,Features of pole expansions of different quantities in nuclear physics are reviewed. Particular attention is payed to the expansion of the single particle Green function and its application to collective nuclear states with continuum admixtures.

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The use of Gamow functions in nuclear problems,The inclusion of single particle Gamow functions as building blocks in nuclear calculations is presented here through three different examples. We show that it is a quick method which enables us to account for the most important features of the continuum effect.

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