Abstract
The energies of simple many-body systems are calculated with the lowest-order Brueckner theory and with the lowest order constrained variational method, and the results are compared with accurate variational upper bounds. The comparison suggests that the lowest-order methods can have errors of the order of the dispersion correction (∼ 12 MeV in nuclear matter), and hence are not accurate enough to study nuclear matter.
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