Abstract
We present a polarization potential theory for nuclear matter. Starting from a realistic two-nucleon interaction, position space Pseudopotentials which describe effective nucleon-nucleon interactions are constructed in a manner similar to that used by Aldrich and Pines in the helium liquids. Important modifications which result from tensor forces and three-body interactions are incorporated; exchange and screening effects are included. The resulting momentum-dependent quasiparticle interactions are used to calculate higher-order Fermi liquid parameters, dynamic and static structure functions, and static polarizabilities. Comparisons are made with recent microscopic calculations.
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