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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"many-Fermion systems"”.
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Coulomb Correlations in Equilibrium and Nonequilibrium Many -Fermion Systems
… part of this thesis I have shown how transient Many-Body phenomena may be studied using nonequilibrium Green functions. In the second half I have developed a new nonpertubative tool called bosonization and applied it to study the all-important question at the frontier of Condensed Matter Theory …
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Coulomb correlations in equilibrium and nonequilibrium many-Fermion systems
… part of this thesis I have shown how transient Many-Body phenomena may be studied using nonequilibrium Green functions. In the second half I have developed a new nonpertubative tool called bosonization and applied it to study the all-important question at the frontier of Condensed Matter Theory …
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Scattering of many-fermion systems in time-dependent mean field theories
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Physics, 1994.
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Coupled-cluster methods for open-shell molecular and other many-fermion systems
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Michigan State University. Dept. of Chemistry, 2010
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Quantum Monte Carlo Methods applied to strongly correlated and highly inhomogeneous many-Fermion systems
… to strongly correlated and highly inhomogeneous many-Fermion systems
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MICROSCOPIC ASPECTS OF THE INTERACTING BOSON MODEL.
… data regarding the collective properties of many nuclei. The original version of the IBM did not distinguish between protons and neutrons and is referred to as the IBM-1. Microscopic investigation of the model revealed the need for explicit proton and neutron degrees of freedom and, thus, the …
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AB-INITIO DYNAMICS IN STRONGLY INTERACTING MANY-BODY SYSTEMS
Understanding strongly interacting quantum many-body systems remains a key problem in modern physics due to the quantum correlations they develop, which result in highly nontrivial macroscopic phenomena which still defy our efforts of a thorough theoretical understanding, like quantum phase …