On equilibrium intensive thermodynamic properties of composed p-particles in many-body systems
Equilibrium intensive thermodynamic properties of p-particles (p-ons), i.e., composed particles formed by few particles of the same nature such as fermion or boson pairs (p = 2), trios (p = 3), etc., are investigated. The relation of the p-particle correlation functions to its p-hole counterparts an...
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paper:paper_00207608_v85_n2_p63_Bochicchio2023-06-08T14:41:44Z On equilibrium intensive thermodynamic properties of composed p-particles in many-body systems Bochicchio, Roberto Carlos Correlation functions P-particle distributions Propagators Quantum statistics Composition Correlation methods Fermions Particle size analysis Quantum theory Structure (composition) Thermodynamic properties Chemical potential Equilibrium intensive thermodynamic properties Many body systems Particle distributions Quantum statistics Particles (particulate matter) Equilibrium intensive thermodynamic properties of p-particles (p-ons), i.e., composed particles formed by few particles of the same nature such as fermion or boson pairs (p = 2), trios (p = 3), etc., are investigated. The relation of the p-particle correlation functions to its p-hole counterparts and an existing covariant structure in the hierarchy of the p-particle correlation functions allow these generalized intensive properties to be properly defined and characterized. The connection between these generalized properties of the composed objects and those of the components is also derived. An explicit derivation of the chemical potential for pairs and its generalization to p-particles is performed. Such results are further extended to any intensive property. Finally, the present development allows some previous results to be clearly interpreted thus yielding an important support for our theory. Fil:Bochicchio, R.C. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. 2001 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_00207608_v85_n2_p63_Bochicchio http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00207608_v85_n2_p63_Bochicchio |
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Correlation functions P-particle distributions Propagators Quantum statistics Composition Correlation methods Fermions Particle size analysis Quantum theory Structure (composition) Thermodynamic properties Chemical potential Equilibrium intensive thermodynamic properties Many body systems Particle distributions Quantum statistics Particles (particulate matter) |
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Correlation functions P-particle distributions Propagators Quantum statistics Composition Correlation methods Fermions Particle size analysis Quantum theory Structure (composition) Thermodynamic properties Chemical potential Equilibrium intensive thermodynamic properties Many body systems Particle distributions Quantum statistics Particles (particulate matter) Bochicchio, Roberto Carlos On equilibrium intensive thermodynamic properties of composed p-particles in many-body systems |
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Correlation functions P-particle distributions Propagators Quantum statistics Composition Correlation methods Fermions Particle size analysis Quantum theory Structure (composition) Thermodynamic properties Chemical potential Equilibrium intensive thermodynamic properties Many body systems Particle distributions Quantum statistics Particles (particulate matter) |
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Equilibrium intensive thermodynamic properties of p-particles (p-ons), i.e., composed particles formed by few particles of the same nature such as fermion or boson pairs (p = 2), trios (p = 3), etc., are investigated. The relation of the p-particle correlation functions to its p-hole counterparts and an existing covariant structure in the hierarchy of the p-particle correlation functions allow these generalized intensive properties to be properly defined and characterized. The connection between these generalized properties of the composed objects and those of the components is also derived. An explicit derivation of the chemical potential for pairs and its generalization to p-particles is performed. Such results are further extended to any intensive property. Finally, the present development allows some previous results to be clearly interpreted thus yielding an important support for our theory. |
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Bochicchio, Roberto Carlos |
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Bochicchio, Roberto Carlos |
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Bochicchio, Roberto Carlos |
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On equilibrium intensive thermodynamic properties of composed p-particles in many-body systems |
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On equilibrium intensive thermodynamic properties of composed p-particles in many-body systems |
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On equilibrium intensive thermodynamic properties of composed p-particles in many-body systems |
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On equilibrium intensive thermodynamic properties of composed p-particles in many-body systems |
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On equilibrium intensive thermodynamic properties of composed p-particles in many-body systems |
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on equilibrium intensive thermodynamic properties of composed p-particles in many-body systems |
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2001 |
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