Recent progress in many-body theories : proceedings of the Third International Conference on Recent Progress in Many-Body Theories held at Odenthal-Altenberg, Germany, August 29-September 3, 1983
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Actes d'une conférence tenue à Odenthal-Altenberg du 29 août au 3 septembre 1983, d'après l écran-titre Archives Springer e-books (Licence nationale) Archives Springer e-books (Licence nationale) |
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| Edition sous un autre format: | • Recent Progress in Many-Body Theories, Texte imprimé, 9783540129240 • Recent Progress in Many-Body Theories, Texte imprimé, 9783662178768 |
Indholdsfortegnelse:
- Quark clusters in nuclei
- Stochastic solution of nuclear models having sub-nuclear degrees of freedom
- Coupled-cluster theory of pions in nuclear matter and the EMC effect
- ?-Excitations and many-body theory of nuclear matter
- Random walk in fock space
- Nuclear matter properties in the BHF approximation with the Paris N-N potential and models of 3n interactions
- Three-body forces, relativistic effects, isobars and pions in nuclear systems
- Properties of matter in stellar collapse
- Hydrodynamics of ultra-relativistic heavy ion collisions
- Variational treatment of ?ůcondensed neutron matter in a realistic potential model
- Proton mixing in neutron star matter under ?ůcondensation
- Tensor forces and the Fermi liquid properties of nuclear matter
- The effective mass in nuclear matter and in nuclei
- Deformations and correlations in nuclei
- Correlated pairs near the fermi surface
- Effective interactions and elementary excitations in electron and Helium liquids
- Old dogs and new tricks: Beyond the ground state with CBF theory
- Solution of the Ornstein-Zernike equation for non-uniform systems
- Jastrow-Slater trial energy for the low density hard sphere fermi gas
- Variational Monte Carlo approach on atomic impurities in 4He
- Density-fluctuation spectra of 3He-HeII mixtures at T=0 K
- Quantum-mechanical calculations of the properties of liquid He droplets
- Variational approach to two-component coulomb liquids
- Spin polarized 3He
- The properties of pauli enhanced normal Fermi liquids in finite magnetic fields
- Linear and non linear response
- Correlations and the possibility of a charge-density-wave (CDW) instability in quantum electron liquids
- CBF theory of metal surfaces: Chemisorption
- Melting of electrons on corrugated surfaces structural anddynamical properties in liquid and solid phases
- Correlations in the layered electron-hole liquid
- Dense coulomb plasmas: Quantum statistics and ordering
- A conserving dynamic theory for the electron gas in metallic systems
- What present theory of superconductivity needs from many-body physicists
- Coupled cluster equations for superconducting systems
- Coupled cluster approach with explicitly correlated cluster functions
- Perturbation theory in a correlated basis
- Recent developments in a correlated theory of linear response
- Sum rules and a coupled cluster formulation of linear response theory
- Variational EXP S methods
- Computational quantum mechanics and the basis set problem
- Parquet perturbed
- Crossing symmetric rings, ladders, and exchanges
- New perturbation scheme for quantum fluids based on low-density expansions
- A direct access to many-body perturbation theory
- Beyond the Thomas-Fermi-Weizsäcker-Dirac theory of electronic structure
- The closed time-path Green's function formalism in many-body theory
- Monte Carlo evaluations in finite fermionic systems
- Application of Green's function Monte Carlo to one-dimensional lattice fermions
- On the inverse problem in many body systems: From correlations to distribution function
- The interpolating equations method in quantum fluids
- Third International Conference on recent progress in many-body theories summary talk.