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Progress of Theoretical Physics

Theory of Many-Boson Systems

V. H. Smith, H. A. Gersch

Published Apr 1, 1963• 2 citations
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V. H. Smith,, Jr., H. A. Gersch; Theory of Many-Boson Systems: Pair Approximation and the Jastrow Trial Pair Function, Progress of Theoretical Physics, Volume 2
DOI
10.1143/ptp.29.605

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