Gauge Invariance in the Theory of Superconductivity
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概要
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By using identities first pointed out by Buckingham, it is possible to derive explicit and manifestly gauge invariant expressions for the linear magnetic response of a statistical system. If the approximation employed for the statistical operator fails to satisfy these identities, the lack of gauge invariance shows itself through the fact that different explicit expressions, which ought to give identical results, now yield a whole range of results depending on an arbitrary function α (q). However, it is possible to select the best function α (q) by a variational procedure. The form selected in this way is usually different from the prescription of calculating everything in London gauge, without making use of identities.
- 理論物理学刊行会の論文
- 1959-05-25
著者
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Blatt John
University Of New South Wales : School Of Physics Sydney University : The School Of Physics Sydney U
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Blatt John
University Of New South Wales
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MATSUBARA Takeo
Universityersity of New South Wales
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May Robert
University Of New South Wales : School Of Physics Sydney University : The Nuclear Research Foundatio
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Matsubara Takeo
University Of New South Wales : School Of Physics Sydney University : Research Institute For Fundame
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MATSUBARA Takeo
University of New South Wales : School of Physics, Sydney University : Research Institute for Fundamental Physics, Kyoto University
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MAY Robert
University of New South Wales : School of Physics, Sydney University : the Nuclear Research Foundation within the University of Sydney.
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