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Structure : from physics to general sytems : Festschrift volume in honour of E.R. Caianiello on his seventieth birthday : Amalfi, Salerno, Italy, 20-24 October 1991

M. Marinaro, Guy Scarpetta

Published Jan 1, 1992• 2 citations
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Contains invited papers of scientists who have worked in the several areas to which Professor Caianiello has given seminal contributions: quantum field theory, foundations of quantum mechanics and maximal acceleration, neural nets, general systems theory and various topics of cybernetics.

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In July 2000 a conference was held to honour the 65th birthdays of four of the leading international figures in the field of quantum many-body theory. The joint research careers of John Clark, Alpo Kallio, Manfred Ristig and Sergio Rosati total some 150 years, and this festschrift celebrated their achievements. These cover a remarkably wide spectrum. The topics in this book reflect that diversity, ranging from formal aspects to real systems, including nuclear and subnuclear systems, quantum fluids and solids, quantum spin systems and strongly correlated electron systems. The book collects more than 30 invited contributions from eminent scientists, chosen both from among the participants at the conference and from colleagues who were unable to attend but nevertheless wished to contribute. To match the high standing of the honourees, the articles are of an exceptionally high quality. Together they provide a vivid overview of current work across the spectrum of quantum many-body theory.
Fullerene: symmetries and symmetry breaking, M. Rasetti flux dynamics in 2-dimensional arrays of Josephson junctions, A.R. Bishop the magnetic field dependence of the SDW transport in organic conductors, K. Maki Peierls substitution and Chern-Simons quantum mechanics, G. Dunne and R. Jackiw quantum solids by means of effective potentials, V. Tognetti Path integral approach to classical mechanics and Toda criterion, E. Gozzi et al integrable systems of coupled nonlinear ODEs and PDEs and solvable nonlinear integrodifferential equations of Boltzmann type, F. Calogero asymptotic formulae for cycles in the quadratic map, J. Stephenson cavity methods for mean field spin glasses, F. Guerra c-calculus and fuzzy measures, E. R. Caianiello remarks on constructing a measure for Yang-Mills fields, G.F. Dell'Antonio physical states of unbroken gauge symmetry, M.H. Friedman et al chiral symmetry breaking in lattice QED, G.W. Semenoff a united framework for quantum stochastic differential equations within nonequilibrium thermofield dynamics, T. Arimitsu gauge theory for thermal Bogolubov transformation, K. Nakamura dynamical rearrangement of symmetries in nuclei, F.C. Khanna. (Part contents)
Martin C. Gutzwiller has made groundbreaking contributions in several fundamental areas of physics. These works range from the Gutzwiller wave function for strongly correlated electrons to the likewise eponymous trace formula, powerful for quantization of chaotic systems, and mathematical studies of the orbit of the moon. His interests also include the history of classical and quantum mechanics. In recognition of the high esteem that Martin enjoys among his peers, we tried to reach out to those who have been inspired by Martin's works and put forth a festschrift honoring our distinguished colleague on the occasion of his 75th birthday in October of 2000 in the following few special issues of Foundations of Physics. The first issue contains a collection of papers related to Solid State Physics, and the remaining issues will cover mostly other areas of physics. All the contributions appearing in the Gutzwiller special issues are invited papers dedicated to Martin Gutzwiller. We are delighted to be able to celebrate Martin's 75th birthday together in this festschrift. Martin, Happy Birthday and Many Happy Returns!