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By comparing variational forms of weak and strong coupling we show that the crossover point is near αK≈1, where α is the coupling constant and K is the largest allowed (dimensionless) wave vector. Analysis of the perturbation series gives a leading term of the form K²Σbₙαⁿ, which contains no indication that when αK>1 the ground state is better described by strong coupling. It is suggested that when αK>1 the perturbation series approximates a metastable state of the system.
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Whitfield et al. (1980) studied this question.
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