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- Linear infinite-particle operators, V.A. Malyshev, R.A. Minlos
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- V.A. Malyshev, R.A. Minlos
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- Includes bibliographical references (pages 295-298)
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- Expansion of Heisenberg dynamics
- 5.
- Euclidean approach
- 6.
- Corpuscular picture (quasiparticles and scattering theory for infinite quantum systems)
- Ch. 1.
- Construction of a Nonequilibrium Dynamics
- 1.
- The dynamics of an infinite one-dimensional classical gas of interacting solid rods
- 2.
- Introduction. What This Book is About
- A quick review of C*-algebras
- 3.
- Fock spaces and second-quantization operators
- 4.
- The CAR algebra and its free dynamics. Dynamics of a system of interacting fermions. Analog of Robinson's theorem
- 5.
- Linear dynamics for fermion and boson systems
- 6.
- Random dynamics (stochastic Langevin equations)
- 7.
- Ch. 0.
- Marginally closed Markov chains with local interaction
- Ch. 2.
- Construction of an Equilibrium Dynamics
- 1.
- Ground and temperature states
- 2.
- Ground state for an infinite system of harmonic oscillators
- 3.
- A free quasistate
- 4.
- Extended Introduction
- Fock representation for the dynamics of free systems
- 5.
- The Euclidean approach
- 6.
- Euclidean fields for temperature states. The modular operator
- Ch. 3.
- Spectral Analysis of the Euclidean Field Transfer Matrix
- 1.
- Cluster expansion of the transfer matrix
- 2.
- 2.
- Cluster operators. Definition and basic properties
- 3.
- Invariant k-particle subspaces of a cluster operator
- 4.
- Some examples
- 5.
- Spectral analysis of the transfer matrix for a fermion field
- 6.
- Continuous-time models
- 7.
- Basic examples of physical systems
- Spectral analysis of k-particle cluster operators
- 8.
- Asymptotic decay of the correlation functions for Gibbs fields
- Ch. 4.
- Asymptotic Completeness for Interacting Fermion Systems
- 1.
- Fermi systems with bounded interaction
- 2.
- Asymptotic completeness for interactions with vacuum polarization (linked cluster theorem)
- 3.
- 3.
- Fermi gas interacting weakly with a particle
- 4.
- Weak-interaction limit for a quantum Schrodinger particle interacting with Fermi gas
- Ch. 5.
- The Method of Bethe-Salpeter Kernels (Dyson's Equation)
- 1.
- The Dyson equation and the Bethe-Salpeter kernel method for the Ising field
- 2.
- One-particle spectrum of the transfer matrix for a Gibbs field with unbounded spin. Description of the model and results
- 3.
- Infinite systems and the thermodynamic limit
- Cluster expansion of the covariance operators
- 4.
- Dyson's equation for the covariance operators
- 5.
- Analytic structure of the Green functions
- Guide to the Literature
- References
- 4.
- Control code
- 31434380
- Dimensions
- 26 cm.
- Extent
- viii, 298 pages
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- 9780821802830
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- 94042578
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