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Dynamics of Many-Body Correlation Green's Functions——III. Truncation with Respect to Crder

Ang S

Published Jan 1, 1993• 0 citations

Abstract

All of the main non-perturbative results in the standard Green's function theory are obtained naturally and explicitly from the set of dynamic equations of the many-body correlation Green's functions by means of truncation up to lower correlations. The two-body correlation Green's function dynamics includes both ladder diagrams for short-range correlations and ring diagrams for long-range correlations in a unified way.

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