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QUANTUM FIELD THEORY AND THE MANY-BODY PROBLEM

T. D. Schultz

Published Oct 1, 1960• 37 citations
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Abstract

Contents: Heisenberg and Schrodinger pictures Many-fermion systems at absolute zero The electron-phonon system at absolute zero Many-fermion systems at finite temperatures

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