Nuclear Science and Techniques

A non—perturbation approach in temperature Green function theory

ZuoWei, WangShun-Jin

Published Jan 1, 1997• 0 citations

Abstract

A set of differo-integral equations for many-body connected temperature Green's functions is established which is non-perturbative in nature and provides a reasonable truncation scheme with respect to the order of many-body correlations.The method can be applied to nuclear systems at finite temperature.

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