1997
DOI: 10.1006/aphy.1997.5723
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Gaussian Time-Dependent Variational Principle for Bosons

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“…A direct comparison with the results of [6,14] is unfortunately a little bit delicate since both the T = 0 and the V ext = 0 cases were considered there. We have shown in particular that, owing to a temperature dependence from the beginning, makes the T = 0 limit a rather subtle question.…”
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“…A direct comparison with the results of [6,14] is unfortunately a little bit delicate since both the T = 0 and the V ext = 0 cases were considered there. We have shown in particular that, owing to a temperature dependence from the beginning, makes the T = 0 limit a rather subtle question.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The exception is ref. [14], where a zero temperature (that is I = 1) and uniform (V ext = 0) version was derived. Indeed, taking these limits in (2.7) and (2.8) provides the equations obtained in ref.…”
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“…Recall from (3.18) that a local potential, depending only on the relative coordinate between particles, x − x , has the position representation 29) where the strength, λ, has been factored out for notational simplicity later. In momentum space, this matrix element becomes…”
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