Titlebook: Quantum Kinetic Theory and Applications; Electrons, Photons, Fedir T. Vasko,Oleg E. Raichev Book 2005 Springer-Verlag New York 2005 Boson.

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ies and their applications (solid state theory, theory of gases, plasma, and so on), because the treatment of kinetic phenomena always depends on speci?c structural features of materials. On the other hand, the physical kinetics as a part of the quantum theory of macroscopic systems is far from bein

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Book 2005eir applications (solid state theory, theory of gases, plasma, and so on), because the treatment of kinetic phenomena always depends on speci?c structural features of materials. On the other hand, the physical kinetics as a part of the quantum theory of macroscopic systems is far from being complete

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Bosons Interacting with Electrons,teractions in solids. Then we consider the processes of spontaneous and stimulated emission of bosons by non-equilibrium electrons, instabilities of phonon systems, and emission of three-dimensional boson modes by two-dimensional electrons. The kinetics of interacting bosons is considered in the next chapter for phonons.

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Interacting Phonon Systems,action of phonons with impurities can be neglected. The last section of this chapter contains a discussion of phonon-photon interaction and the calculation of the complex dielectric function of ionic crystals with the aid of the linear response theory and the formalism of double-time Green’s functions.

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Kinetics of Bounded Systems,uld be considered together with the boundary conditions at such interfaces. In this chapter we derive the boundary conditions for the Wigner distribution functions of electrons and phonons in the presence of non-ideal (rough) surfaces and interfaces and study the influence of the surfaces and interfaces on transport phenomena.

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