arXiv:2101.04594 · Lecture notes series, Institute For Mathematical Sciences

DYNAMICS OF INTERACTING BOSONS: A COMPACT REVIEW

Marcin Napiórkowski

Published Feb 26, 2023• 5 citations

Abstract

The success of Gross--Pitevskii and Bogoliubov theories in the description of large systems of interacting bosons led to a substantial effort into rigorously deriving these effective theories. In this work we shall review the related existing literature in the context of dynamics of large bosonic systems.

DOI: 10.1142/9789811272158_0005

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