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Topics in the theory of liquid helium four

Conferenza tenuta il 10 novembre 1971

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Si discutono due argomenti relativi alla teoria di sistemi interagenti di particelle che soddisfana alla statistica di Bose. Il primo concerne la struttura della funzione d’onda quantistica dello stato fondamentale ed il secondo le proprietà di un sistema di Bose in rotazione uniforme. L’enfasi è posta sulle proprietà di sistemi fortemente interagenti che rappresentano sperabilmente modelli realistici per l’elio liquido superfluido.

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In this lecture we shall discuss two different topics in the theory of interacting Bose systems: the structure of its ground state wave function and the properties of this system in rotation. The emphasis will be on strongly interacting systems which are hopefully reasonably realistic models of liquid Helium Four.

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On leave of absence from Laboratory of Atomic and Solid State Physics, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York.

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Chester, G.V. Topics in the theory of liquid helium four. Seminario Mat. e. Fis. di Milano 41, 151–167 (1971). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02924212

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