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Second quantization
About: Second quantization is a research topic. Over the lifetime, 2298 publications have been published within this topic receiving 63194 citations. The topic is also known as: second quantisation.
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1 Jan 1980
TL;DR: In this paper, the Hartree-Fock method pairing correlations and superfluid nuclei was used to restore broken symmetries in the generator coordinate method of the generator-coordinate method.
Abstract: The liquid drop model the shell model rotation and single-particle motion nuclear forces the Hartree-Fock method pairing correlations and superfluid nuclei the generalized single-particle model (HFB theory) harmonic vibrations boson expansion methods the generator coordinate method restoration of broken symmetries the time dependent Hartree-Fock method (TDHF) semiclassical methods in nuclear physics. Appendices: angular momentum algebra in the laboratory and the body-fixed system electromagnetic moments and transitions second quantization density matrices theorems concerning product wave functions many-body green's functions.
5,861 citations
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TL;DR: In this article, a reasonably connected outline of quantum field theory is given, from second quantization to the path-integral technique in Euclidean space, where there is an immediate connection with the rules for Feynman diagrams and the partition function of Statistical Mechanics.
Abstract: Even the uninitiated will know that Quantum Field Theory cannot be introduced systematically in just four lectures. I try to give a reasonably connected outline of part of it, from second quantization to the path-integral technique in Euclidean space, where there is an immediate connection with the rules for Feynman diagrams and the partition function of Statistical Mechanics.
4,187 citations
TL;DR: In this article, it was shown that the most immediate method of taking into account the effect of the electromagnetic field, proposed by Dirac (1936), leads to inconsistent equations as soon as the spin is greater than 1.
Abstract: The investigations of Dirac (1936) on relativistic wave equations for particles with arbitrary spin have recently been followed up by one of us (Fierz, 1939, referred to as (A)) It was there found possible to set up a scheme of second quantization in the absence of an external field, and to derive expressions for the current vector and the energy-momentum tensor. These considerations will be extended in the present paper to the case when there is an external electromagnetic field, but we shall in the first instance disregard the second quantization and confine ourselves to a c -number theory. The difficulty of this problem is illustrated by the fact that the most immediate method of taking into account the effect of the electromagnetic field, proposed by Dirac (1936), leads to inconsistent equations as soon as the spin is greater than 1.
2,616 citations
Book•
1 Jan 2000TL;DR: Second Quantization Spin in Second Quantization Orbital Rotations Exact and Approximate Wave Functions The Standard Models Atomic Basis Functions Short-range Interactions and Orbital Expansions Gaussian Basis Sets Molecular Integral Evaluation Hartree-Fock Theory Configuration-Interaction Theory Multiconfigurational Self-Consistent Field Theory Coupled-Cluster Theory Perturbation Theory Calibration of the Electronic-Structure Models List of Acronyms Index
Abstract: Second Quantization Spin in Second Quantization Orbital Rotations Exact and Approximate Wave Functions The Standard Models Atomic Basis Functions Short-Range Interactions and Orbital Expansions Gaussian Basis Sets Molecular Integral Evaluation Hartree-Fock Theory Configuration-Interaction Theory Multiconfigurational Self-Consistent Field Theory Coupled-Cluster Theory Perturbation Theory Calibration of the Electronic-Structure Models List of Acronyms Index
2,106 citations
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