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Vielteilchensysteme und Relativistische Felder

Hugo Reinhardt

Published Oct 31, 2025• 0 citations
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The third volume in this three-part textbook deals with second quantization and functional integral quantization for Bose and Fermi systems as well as relativistic fields. Other emphases include quantum statistics and Green's functions, as well as their application to the description of multibody systems at finite temperatures.
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10.1515/9783111625126

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