Cluster Variation Method for Finite-Temperature Systems.I : Formalism for Fermion Systems : Condensed Matter and Statistical Physics
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概要
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The cluster variation method, which was originally devised for quantum-mechanical many-body systems at zero temperature, is extended to treat finite-temperature systems. The new method is based on a variational principle that the partition function is the maximum of a certain functional, APF (approximate partition function) . This method includes the conventional cluster variation method at zero temperature as a limiting case. A procedure is given for calculating APF by cluster expansion for fermion systems. In this procedure, use is made of single-particle energies which should be determined self-consistently. The non-orthogonality problem which comes from the presence of correlations among particles is solved by the use of linear combinations of (generalized) Jastrow wave functions. Further development of this method is briefly discussed.
- 理論物理学刊行会の論文
- 1985-11-25
著者
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Yamada Masami
Science And Engineering Research Laboratory Waseda University
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YOSHIKOSHI Toshiro
Department of Physics and Applied Physics Waseda University
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YAMAOKA Hisao
Department of Physics and Applied Physics Waseda University
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YAMADA Masami
Advancde Research Institute for Science and Engineering, Wasede University
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