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Contemporary Physics

Quantum many-particle systems

R. F. Bishop

Published Mar 1, 1990• 1,240 citations
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Abstract

A review of Quantum Many-Particle Systems. By John W. Negele and Henri Orland. (Addison Wesley, 1988.) [Pp. xviii +459] £38·65 hbk. ISBN 0 201 12593 5. Scope: Textbook. Level: Postgraduate.
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10.1080/00107519008222009

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