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Zeitschrift für Physik B Condensed Matter

Exact memory integral in Time-Convolution Generalized Master Equations: Argyres-Kelley projector

Vladislav Čápek

Published Jun 1, 1997• 7 citations
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10.1007/s002570050457

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A time-convolutionless expression for the quantal equation of motion for the linear response of a system in contact with a heat bath to an external, time-varying driving field is derived from the quantal Liouville equation of motion for the total system. This is done by renormalizing the memory effect by the method of Shibata, Takahashi and Hashitsume. It has a form convenient for the perturbational expansion. It is shown that this equation coincides with the time-convolution equation of Argyres and Kelley in their Markoffian approximation in the narrowing limit and in the lowest Born approximation for the system-bath interaction. This equation is expanded up to fourth order in powers of the system-bath interaction.