A Scaling Limit of a Hamiltonian of Many Nonrelativistic Particles Interacting with a Quantized Radiation Field
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Publication:3130094
DOI10.1142/S0129055X97000075zbMath0874.47040MaRDI QIDQ3130094
Publication date: 11 November 1997
Published in: Reviews in Mathematical Physics (Search for Journal in Brave)
scalar potentialquantized radiation fieldCoulomb gaugedipole approximationGaussian transformationsinteractions of \(N\)-nonrelativistic charged particlesscaling limit of Hamiltonians
Applications of operator theory in the physical sciences (47N50) Linear symmetric and selfadjoint operators (unbounded) (47B25) Electromagnetic interaction; quantum electrodynamics (81V10)
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