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2018
Publisher's Foreword -- Advanced Book Classics -- Vita -- Special Preface -- Editor's Foreword -- Preface -- Mathematical Introduction -- Information Contained in G>and G< -- The Hartree and Hartree-Fock Approximations -- Effect of Collisions on G -- A Technique for Deriving Green's Function Approximations -- Transport Phenomena -- The Hartree ...
Leo P. Kadanoff, Gordon Baym
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Publisher's Foreword -- Advanced Book Classics -- Vita -- Special Preface -- Editor's Foreword -- Preface -- Mathematical Introduction -- Information Contained in G>and G< -- The Hartree and Hartree-Fock Approximations -- Effect of Collisions on G -- A Technique for Deriving Green's Function Approximations -- Transport Phenomena -- The Hartree ...
Leo P. Kadanoff, Gordon Baym
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Statistical Mechanics and Quantum Mechanics
Nature, 1971Part of the acceptance speech on the occasion of the award of the Lorentz Medal by the Royal Netherlands Academy of Sciences on June 27, 1970.
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Perturbation of Statistical Semigroups in Quantum Statistical Mechanics
Journal of Mathematical Physics, 1971The perturbation theory of Hille and Phillips for semigroups of bounded linear operators on a Banach space is modified to apply to the semigroups of positive traceclass operators encountered in quantum statistical mechanics.
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A statistical generalization of the quantum mechanics
Il Nuovo Cimento, 1953It is shown that the ordinary Schrodinger equation for a dynamical system gs may be replaced by a more general equation, which has the form of the Schrodinger equation of a quantized Bose field whose quanta are the systems gs. The linear wave functionals of the quantized field describe pure states of the system gs and the non linear wave functionals ...
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2013
Before proceeding to the full quantum field-theoretic description of the macroscopic phenomena introduced in the previous chapter, we should first review the corresponding quantum-mechanical approach—quantum statistical mechanics.
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Before proceeding to the full quantum field-theoretic description of the macroscopic phenomena introduced in the previous chapter, we should first review the corresponding quantum-mechanical approach—quantum statistical mechanics.
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2009
Many-body theory stands at the foundation of modern quantum statistical mechanics. It is introduced here to graduate students in physics, chemistry, engineering and biology. The book provides a contemporary understanding of irreversibility, particularly in quantum systems.
William C. Schieve, Lawrence P. Horwitz
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Many-body theory stands at the foundation of modern quantum statistical mechanics. It is introduced here to graduate students in physics, chemistry, engineering and biology. The book provides a contemporary understanding of irreversibility, particularly in quantum systems.
William C. Schieve, Lawrence P. Horwitz
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Quantum Mechanics and Statistics
1968In the previous chapters it was stated that the entropy of a system can be determined by statistical means by counting the number of micro-states in which the system may occur under the given conditions. By failing to enlarge upon this point, we have falsely given the impression that the way in which the count should be made was definitely established.
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1987
The preceding formulation of statistical mechanics is perhaps the simplest application of probability theory to the many-body problem. Although it is consistent with the principles of quantum mechanics, it is not manifestly so. That is, the PME itself is based on the notions of information and measurement, but a general formulation should also ...
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The preceding formulation of statistical mechanics is perhaps the simplest application of probability theory to the many-body problem. Although it is consistent with the principles of quantum mechanics, it is not manifestly so. That is, the PME itself is based on the notions of information and measurement, but a general formulation should also ...
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