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The large-deviation principle and the BCS model

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The BCS model is investigated by the functional integrals method and Euclidean quantum field theory technique. It permits us to apply some version of the Large Deviation Principle and get the exact solution which was obtained earlier by the approximation Hamiltonian method.

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Pilyavsky, A.I., Rebenko, A.L. The large-deviation principle and the BCS model. J Stat Phys 74, 1321–1322 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02188235

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