ON THE THEORY OF SUPER FLUIDITY OF BOSE AND FERMI SYSTEMS

N. N. Bogolyubov

Published Apr 1, 1958• 0 citations

Abstract

The low-energy- spectra of Bose-gas excitations were studied by a specially developed method of canonical transformations. The same generalized method was applied for the development of the theory of superconductivity and studies of supenfluidity of the Fermi system. (R.V.J.)

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