Titlebook: Critical Phenomena; 1983 Bra?ov School C Valentin Ceau?escu,Gabriel Costache,Vladimir Georg Book 1985 Springer Science+Business Media New Y

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Critical Phenomena in 3 Dimensionstween it and quantum field theory (through its Euclidean formulation). Both domains get advantages from this connection. For example, concepts inherited from Statistical mechanics have got a rigorous mathematical status through technics developed in constructive field theory. My lectures which in pr

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A Few Methods for the Theory of Collective Motions and Collisionsfollows, the TDHF method will be considered for collective motion only. This is because a new, more practical theory of collisions has recently emerged. These lectures thus contain two main and distinct chapters, the first dedicated to this new theory of collisions and the second to collective motio

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Dynamic and Ergodic Properties of the XY-Modelr Ψ in H. The expectation value (the average of measured values for a large number of repeated measurements) of the observable Q in the State . is given by.More general states called mixtures are described by a positive operator ρ of trace 1, called a density matrix, for which the expectation value

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Unitarity or Asymptotic Completeness Equations and Analytic Structure of the S Matrix and Green Funcconjectures are described: (i) formal expansions of Green functions in terms of (holonomic) Feynman-type integrals in which each vertex represents an irreducible kernel, and (ii) “graph by graph unitarity” and other discontinuity formulae of the latter..These conjectures are closely linked with unit