Titlebook: Condensed Matter Theories; Volume 1 F. B. Malik Book 1986 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1986 condensed matter.development.fertil

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Spin-Polarized Deuteriumrameters and sound velocities are evaluated. The calculations begin with the Kolos-Wolneiwicz potential and use the Galitskii-Feynman-Hartree-Fock (GFHF) approximation. The deuteron nucleas has spin I = 1, and spin states I. = 1,0,−1. We explore D. ., D. . and D. . in which, respectively, one spin s

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Variational Density Matrix Theory IIe Helmholtz free energy employing a suitably chosen set of trial density matrices (1 – 4). A brief outline of the main features of such a theory and its simplest realization based on the separability assumption has been given in part I of our contribution to this workshop (5).

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Density Funtional Theory as an Alternative to the Extended Thomas-Fermi Theory in Condensed Matter Cnetic energy density is given by its decomposition into a local Weiszacker term plus a non-local correction. Several approximations to this non-local correction are discussed. It is shown that for these functionals, there occurs a virial partitioning of R. into subvolumes defined by zero flux surfac

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-6707-3condensed matter; development; fertilization

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978-1-4615-6709-7Springer Science+Business Media New York 1986

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Y. Boirie,C. Guillet,S. Walrandid helium, nuclear matter, and Coulomb systems. That the method could be successful for Bose and Fermi systems alike has to do with its apparent ability to sum both ring and ladder diagrams, as demonstrated in an analysis by Sim and Woo. in 1970. In that work, the pair correlation function and groun

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