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The equipartition for quantum systems

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For KMS-States an inequality between the first and second moment of the time-auto-correlation function is derived and applied to Boson systems to prove that the classical equipartition theorem is strictly non valid.

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Martens, R., Verbeure, A. The equipartition for quantum systems. Lett Math Phys 3, 413–418 (1979). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00397215

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