DIAGRAMMATIC TECHNIQUE (Yu.M.Bruk)
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PART I
- Normal Fermi-liquid
- Elementary excitations in quantum Fermi-liquid
- Quasi-particle interaction
- Effective mass
- Compressibility and sonic speed
- Zero sound
- Spin waves in Fermi-liquid
- Magnetic susceptibility
- Kinetic equation for quasi-particles of neutral Fermi-liquid
- Neutral and charged Fermi-systems
- Green functions for Fermi-system at zero temperature
Green functions for macroscopic system
- Energy spectrum determination by means of Green function
- Green function for ideal Fermi-gas
- Fermi-particle momentum distribution
- Calculation of thermodynamical quantities by means of Green function
- Interaction representation
- Diagrammatic technique for Fermi-systems
- Properly energetic function
- Two-particle Green function
- Connection of vertex function with scattering amplitude and interaction function
- Identities for derivatives of Green functions
- Connection between maximum momentum and density
- Almost ideal Fermi-gas with repulsion between particles
- Green function for almost ideal Fermi-gas
- Superfluidity theory
- Elementary excitations in Bose-liquid
- Superfluidity criterion
- Energy spectrum of He-4
- Basic experimental facts in superfluidity
- On the superfluiduty in Fermi- and Bose-systems
- Superfluid liquid mixtures: He-3 and He-4
- Nuclear matter
- Matter in central areas of neutron stars
- Thermodynamical functions for superfluid He-4
- Thermodynamical contribution of roton and phonon gases
- Whether do vertices make contribution into thermodynamics?
- Types of sonic excitations in He-4
- The 1st and the 2nd sonic speed
- Possibility of its generation and observation
- Diagrammatic technique for Bose-liquid
- Properly energetic functions
- Green function behavior at small momenta
- Quasi-particle decay
- Analytical properties of Green functions
- Quantized vortex filaments
- Spectrum properties at the point of its finish
PART II
- Green functions at finite temperatures
- Thermal Green functions
- Green function and diagrammatic technique application in superconductivity
- Superfluid Fermi-gas
- Energy spectrum, thermodynamical properties
- Green functions for superfluid Fermi-gas
- System of basic equations for the superconductor
- Phonon model of the superconductor
- Green functions in the theory of magnetic systems
- Green functions for radiation in the absorbing medium
- Dielectric coefficient calculation
- Electromagnetic wave absorption in a plasma
- Interaction of electrons with lattice oscillations in normal metals
- Peculiarities of complex metal systems
- Electron liquid in dimensionally quantized layers
- Particle passing through a plasma
- Molecular interaction between solid bodies
- Green functions in nucleon-nuclear systems
- Peculiarities of its application for superfluidity description in atomic nuclei
- Problems of correctness of such a description
- Review: model calculations of the energy gap in superfluid nucleon systems
- Probable displays of superfluidity in dynamics and evolution of neutron stars
- Approximation problems of Green functions and observed properties of physical systems using Padet-approximation
LITERATURE:
- A.A. Abrikosov, L.P. Gor’kov, I.E. Dzyaloshinsky. Quantum field theory methods in statistical physics
- E.M. Lifshitz, L.P Pitaevsky. Statistical physics (vol.9)
- D.A. Kirzhnits. Field methods in many particle theory
- A.S. Kondrat’ev, A.E. Kuchma. Lectures on quantum liquids
- G. Shriffer. Theory of superconductivity
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