Abstract
Formulas are given which show how the fluctuations of the ground-state occupation number in a Bose System are strongly suppressed at low temperatures.
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Fujiwara, I., ter Haar, D. & Wergeland, H. Fluctuations in the population of the ground state of Bose Systems. J Stat Phys 2, 329–346 (1970). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01020442
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