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Complex-Dynamic Fractality and Its Applications in Life Sciences

where φn (Q )φλ n1 (qλ )2 n 2 (q 2 y..q>NNN (qN ) and n( nι, n 2,∙∙∙, nN ) runs through all
possible eigenstate combinations. Inserting eq. (4) into eq. (2) and performing the
standard eigenfunction separation (e∙g∙ by taking a scalar product), we obtain the system
of equations for
ψn (ξ) , which is equivalent to the starting existence equation:

[ho (ξ) + V00 (ξ)] ψ0 (ξ ) + Σ V)n (ξ ψ (ξ ) = ηψθ (ξ ) ,            (5a)

n

[h0 (ξ) + Vnn (ξ)] Ψn (ξ) + Σ Vrlr'' (ξψn' (ξ) = ηnψn (ξ) - Vn0 (ξ) ψ0 (ξ) ,    (5b)

n '≠ n

where n, n′ ≠ 0 (also everywhere below), ηη0=E -ε0,

ηnE - εn ,


εn εn,t . Vnn(ξ) = V0'(ξ)+Vn"'
k                             k
_                lk

(6)


Vkn"n '(ξ )= dQΦn,( Q Vrtr. (qk, ξ ) Φn(Q ). Vu' (ξ) = dQΦn,( Q V„ (qk, q,) Φn∙( Q ), (7)
ωq                                        ωq

and we have separated the equation for ψ0 (ξ) describing the generalised “ground state”
of system elements, i∙ e∙ the state with minimum energy and complexity∙

Now we try to “solve” eqs∙ (5) by expressing ψn (ξ) through ψ0 (ξ) from eqs∙
(5b) with the help of the standard Green function and substituting the result into eq∙
(5a), which gives the
effective existence equation for ψ0 (ξ) [9-13]:

h 0 (ξ)ψ0 (ξ) + Veff (ξ; ηψ0 (ξ) = ηψ 0 (ξ),                    (8)

where the effective (interaction) potential (EP), Veff (ξ; η), is obtained as

Viff (ξ; η ) = V00 (ξ) + V (ξη), V(ξ; η )ψ> (ξ)= dξV (ξ,ξ,; η (ξ'),

(9a)

(9b)


Oξ

v (ξξη)=v v0 n (ξ)ψ0i(ξ) Vn 0 (ξ,)ψ0* (ξ,)
, ’                       η- ηn,- εn 0

εn0= εn-ε0 ,


and {ψn0i (ξ)}, {ηn0i } are complete sets of eigenfunctions and eigenvalues, respectively,
for a truncated system of equations obtained as “homogeneous” parts of eqs∙ (5b):

_ h0 (ξ)+Vnn (ξ)n (ξ)+Vnn'(ξ)ψ√(ξ) = ηnψn (ξ) ∙          (10)

n '≠ n

The eigenfunctions {ψ0i (ξ)} and eigenvalues {ηi } found from eq∙ (8) are used

to obtain other state-function components:

ψni(ξ)= [dξ'gni(ξ,ξ')ψυi (ξ'), gn, (ξ,ξ,) = Vn0(ξ,)Vψ,",(ξ)0ψ-,(ξ) , (11)

J                                              η--i ηi- ηni'- εn 0

Ωξ                                                                     i i

after which the total system state-function Ψ (ξ,Q) , eq∙ (4), is obtained as

(ξ, Q) = ci φ0 (Q) ψ0i (ξ) + φn (Q)ψnt (ξ)

(12)




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