Recent Progress in Many-Body Theories [electronic resource] : Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Recent Progress in Many-Body Theories Held at Odenthal-Altenberg, Germany August 29 – September 3, 1983 /

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 ?°-condensed neutron matter in a realistic potential model -- Proton mixing in neutron star matter under ?° condensation -- 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 and dynamical 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.

Bibliographic Details

Main Authors:	Kümmel, H. editor., Ristig, M. L. editor., SpringerLink (Online service)
Format:	Texto biblioteca
Language:	eng
Published:	Berlin, Heidelberg : Springer Berlin Heidelberg, 1984
Subjects:	Physics., Nuclear physics., Heavy ions., Hadrons., Elementary particles (Physics)., Quantum field theory., Nuclear fusion., Atoms., Condensed matter., Elementary Particles, Quantum Field Theory., Condensed Matter Physics., Nuclear Physics, Heavy Ions, Hadrons., Nuclear Fusion., Atomic, Molecular, Optical and Plasma Physics.,
Online Access:	http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/BFb0037530
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