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Springer eBooks

A Survey by the Editors

Bruno Nachtergaele, Jan Philip Solovej, Jakob Yngvason

Published Jan 1, 2004• 0 citations
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One of the aims of the organisers of the FINESS conferences, and of the editors of this book, has been to encourage dialogue between researchers working in the general area of non-equilibrium superfluids. The researchers come from widely different backgrounds, and come with a broad array of favourite theoretical techniques. In this chapter we present an incomplete survey of figures from previously published papers that make a comparison between selected subsets of different theoretical methods. The goal is that this compilation of figures, when placed in a broader context, will provide some background for the reader to understand the physical conditions that determine when various theories are useful.