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Theoretical and Mathematical Physics

Perturbation theory in the polaron model at finite temperature

N. N. Bologyubov, V. N. Plechko

Published Dec 1, 1985• 5 citations
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10.1007/bf01036135

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A general approach to the investigation of polaron systems using path integrals is presented. The basis of the approach is a functional variational method which generalizes Feynman's to the case of a nonvanishing momentum of the system. The characteristics of a free polaron and the behavior of a polaron system in the presence of weak external perturbations are investigated. Questions associated with polaron thermodynamics are considered. The high-temperature behavior of the mean energy and the polaron mass are studied, as is the reaction of a polaron system at finite temperatures to an external perturbation.