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Correlated three-particle Green Function
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Correlated three-particle Green Function
@Slaviks It's annihilation-creation operator pairs, so there is just two of them.
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Matrix representation for fermionic annihilation operator
So I should change my states to
|n>*|spin>
in order to make proper operators?
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Matrix representation for fermionic annihilation operator
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Matrix representation for fermionic annihilation operator
@PeterKravchuk I hope now it's more clear.
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Time ordering and Fermions
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How does inductor store energy in the magnetic field?
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Will quantum computers ever work?
@MBN That's very unlikely. I can't imagine why would they create such sophisticated hoax.
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Will quantum computers ever work?
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