The Net Advance of Physics:
FEW BODY SYSTEMS:

DYNAMICS: FEW BODY PROBLEM:

• General:
  • N-body problem [Wikipedia]
  • Few-Body Physics -- Then and Now by Jim Friar [1994/10]
  • Modern Ab Initio Approaches and Applications in Few-Nucleon Physics by Winfried Leidemann and Giuseppina Orlandini [2012/04]
  • Les Houches lectures on the few-atom problem by Dmitry Sergeevich Petrov [2012/06]
  • Universal few-body physics and cluster formation by Chris H. Greene et al. [Reviews of Modern Physics 89, 035006 (2017)]

• Type: RELATIVISTIC:
  • Explicitly Covariant Light-Front Dynamics and Relativistic Few-Body Systems by J. Carbonell et al. [Phys. Rep. 300, 215 (1998)]
  • Relativistic Theory of Few-Body Systems by Franz Gross [2002/12]
  • Relativistic descriptions of few-body systems by V. A. Karmanov [2010/11]
  • Relativistic few-body methods by Wayne Polyzou [2015/09]
  • Small System Collectivity in Relativistic Hadron and Nuclear Collisions by J. L. Nagle and W. A. Zajc [2018/01]

• Type: THREE-BODY: Introductory:
  • Three-Body Problem [Eric Weisstein's World of Physics]
  • Jupiter! The Three Body Problem by Jim Sethna [Cornell University]

• Type: THREE-BODY:
  • A Treatise on the Analytical Dynamics of Particles and Rigid Bodies by E. T. Whittaker [Cambridge University Press, 1937]
  • The Three-Body Problem by M. Valtonen and H. Karttunen [Cambridge University Press, 2006]
  • Three-body forces: From cold atoms to nuclei by H.-W. Hammer et al. [2012/10]
  • The three-body problem by Z. E. Musielak and Billy Quarles [Reports on Progress in Physics 77, 065901 (2014)]
  • Three-body systems in physics of cold atoms and halo nuclei by Chen Ji [2015/12]
  • An Introduction to the Classical Three-Body Problem: From Periodic Solutions to Instabilities and Chaos by Govind S. Krishnaswami and Himalaya Senapati [Resonance 24, 87 (January 2019)]

• Type: THREE-BODY: Type: QUANTUM:
  • Playing Games with the Quantum Three-Body Problem by Tarun Biswas [2004/04]
  • An elementary exposition of the Efimov Effect by Rajat K. Bhaduri et al. [2010/09]
  • Efimov physics: a review by Pascal Naidon and Shimpei Endo [2016/10] 109 pp.

• Type: THREE BODY: Re: NUCLEONS
  • Twenty-Five Years of Progress in the Three-Nucleon Problem by Jim Friar [1999/11]
  • Nuclear forces and their impact on neutron-rich nuclei and neutron-rich matter by Kai Hebeler et al. [Annual Review of Nucleat and Particle Science 65, 457 (2015)]
  • Three-body systems in physics of cold atoms and halo nuclei by Chen Ji [2015/12]
  • Relativistic Effects and Three-Nucleon Forces in Nuclear Matter and Nuclei by Herbert Müther et al. [2016/11]
  • Three-nucleon forces: Implementation and applications to atomic nuclei and dense matter by K. Hebeler [2020/02] 134 pp.

• Aspect: DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS:
  • Progress in methods to solve the Faddeev and Yakubovsky differential equations by Alexander K. Motovilov [2007/12]

• Aspect: EFIMOV STATES:
  • Efimov States in Nuclear and Particle Physics by H.-W. Hammer and L. Platter [2010/01]
  • Universal few-body physics and cluster formation by Chris H. Greene et al. [Reviews of Modern Physics 89, 035006 (2017)]

• Re: ASTROPHYSICS:
  • The Few-Body Problem in Astrophysics by M. Valtonen and S. Mikkola [Ann. Rev. Astron. Astrophys. 29, 9 (1991)]

• Re: ATOMIC PHYSICS:
  • Few-body physics with ultracold atomic and molecular systems in traps by Doerte Blume [2011/11]

• Re: CHIRAL DYNAMICS:
  • Chiral dynamics of few- and many-nucleon systems by Evgeny Epelbaum and Ulf-G. Meißner [2012/01]
  • Nuclear Chiral EFT in the Precision Era by Evgeny Epelbaum [2015/10]

• Re: COLD ATOMS:
  • Exploring the few- to many-body crossover using cold atoms in one dimension by Nikolaj Thomas Zinnner [2015/05]

• Re: CONDENSED MATTER:
  • Few-Body Systems in Condensed Matter Physics by Roman Ya. Kezerashvili [2019/02]

• Re: EFFECTIVE FIELD THEORY:
  • A Tale of Two and Three Bodies by Harald W. Griesshammer [2000/09]
  • An Introduction to Few Nucleon Systems in Effective Field Theory by Harald W. Griesshammer [2001/08]
  • Effective Field Theory for Few-Nucleon Systems by P. F. Bedaque and U. van Kolck [Ann. Rev. Nucl. Part. Sci. 52, 339 (2002)]
  • Building light nuclei from neutrons, protons, and pions by Daniel Phillips [Cz. J. Phys. 52 B, 49 (2002)]
  • Few-body physics in effective field theory by Hans-Werner Hammer [J. Phys. G31, S1253 (2005)]
  • Nuclear Chiral EFT in the Precision Era by Evgeny Epelbaum [2015/10]

• Re: ELECTROWEAK PROCESSES:
  • Electroweak Processes in Few-Nucleon Systems by Hartmuth Arenhoevel [Few Body Syst. 26, 43 (1999)]

• Re: FEYNMAN-SCHWINGER REPRESENTATION:
  • Feynman-Schwinger technique in field theories by Cetin Savkli [Cz. J. Phys. 51 B, 71 (2001)]

• Re: HADRON SPECTRUM:
  • Few-Body Problems in Hadron Spectroscopy by Jean-Marc Richard [Nucl. Phys. A 689, 235 (2001)]

• Re: HEAVY QUARKS:
  • Few-Body Systems Composed of Heavy Quarks by Ning Li et al. [2012/08]

• Re: LATTICE QCD:
  • Few-body physics by Raúl A. Briceño [2014/06]

• Re: LIGHT FRONT DYNAMICS:
  • Explicitly Covariant Light-Front Dynamics and Relativistic Few-Body Systems by J. Carbonell et al. [Phys. Rep. 300, 215 (1998)]

• Re: MOLECULAR PHYSICS:
  • Few-body physics with ultracold atomic and molecular systems in traps by Doerte Blume [2011/11]

• Re: NUCLEONS:
  • The Few-Body Coulombian Problem by E. O. Alt [Few Body Syst. Suppl. 10, 65 (1999)]
  • Few nucleon dynamics in a nuclear medium by Michael Beyer [Few Body Syst. Suppl. 10, 179 (1999)]
  • Recent results in chiral nuclear dynamics by U. G. Meißner et al. [2003/01]
  • Nuclear Chiral EFT in the Precision Era by Evgeny Epelbaum [2015/10]
  • Small System Collectivity in Relativistic Hadron and Nuclear Collisions by J. L. Nagle and W. A. Zajc [2018/01]

• Re: NUCLEONS: THREE-BODY PROBLEM:
  • Twenty-Five Years of Progress in the Three-Nucleon Problem by Jim Friar [1999/11]
  • Nuclear forces and their impact on neutron-rich nuclei and neutron-rich matter by Kai Hebeler et al. [Annual Review of Nucleat and Particle Science 65, 457 (2015)]

• Re: SCATTERING:
  • The Few-Body Coulombian Problem by E. O. Alt [Few Body Syst. Suppl. 10, 65 (1999)]

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THE NET ADVANCE OF PHYSICS