Separation of Scales in the More Effective Field Theory and   Moszkowski-Scott Methods
  We compare the momentum-space decimation procedure used to construct the low momentum nucleon-nucleon interaction V(low-k) with the configuration-space separation method of Moszkowski and Scott. Each procedure defines a separation of scales in the nuclear many-body problem, and the extent to which these two scales coincide is studied. By studying the effects of the separation method on the relative S-state Kallio-Kolltveit potential, it is found that close agreement with V(low-k) is obtained as the configuration-space cutoff is lowered to ~ 1.0 fm. 
J. W. Holt (1) and G. E. Brown (1) ((1) SUNY, Stony Brook)