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The sturmian expansion: A well-depth-method for orbitals in a deformed potential

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The Sturmian expansion method has over the years successfully been used to generate orbitals in a deformed potential. In this paper we review the method in detail including more recent extentions. The convergence properties are discussed in terms of examples of current interest for nucleon-transfer reactions. Comparisons with other methods are also made.

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Bang, J.M., Vaagen, J.S. The sturmian expansion: A well-depth-method for orbitals in a deformed potential. Z Physik A 297, 223–236 (1980). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01892802

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