Sum-Rule Analysis of Long-Wavelength Excitations in Electron Liquids

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• The properties of the plasma oscillations, the single-particle excitations and the collisional excitations in the classical one-component plasma are investigated in the long-wave-length domain with the aid of moment sum rules. The frequency moments of the dynamic form factor are calculated up to that term which involves the ternary correlation function.The dispersion ih the plasma-wave frequency and the strengths of the single-particle and collisional excitations are computed over the thermodynamically stable domain of the plasma parameter, ε&isim;10. It is emphasized that inclusion of the collisional excitations plays a vital part in satisfying various moment-sum rules and in securing agreement with known boundary conditions such as the Vlasov description and molecular-dynamics computations.

• 理論物理学刊行会の論文
• 1975-10-25

著者

• Totsuji Hiroo

  Department Of Electrical And Electronic Engineering Faculty Of Engineering Okayama University

• Tange Toshio

  Department Of Physics University Of Tokyo

• Tange Toshio

  Department Of Physics Faculty Of Science University Of Tokyo

• ICHIMARU Setsuo

  Department of Physics, University of Tokyo

• PINES David

  Department of Physics, University of Illinois

• Pines David

  Department Of Physics University Of Illinois

• Ichimaru Setsuo

  Department Of Nuclear Engineering University Of Tokyo

• TANGE Toshio

  Department of Physics, University of Tokyo/ Department of Physics, University of Illinois

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