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STUDY OF A SYSTEM FORMED OF A LARGE NUMBER OF PARTICLES IN QUANTUM MECHANICS

Roger Balian, Vincent P. Gillet

Published Jul 1, 1962• 0 citations
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Abstract

The problems presented by systems formed of a large number of particles are reviewed. The phenomena caused by interactions in such systems, the general problems which they pose, and the methods used for their resolution are discussed. (J.S.R.)

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