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Many-Body Theory: 1 See Also

The many-body theory describes the behavior of complex systems containing large numbers of interacting particles and forces. While the elementary laws of physics governing individual particles may be simple, the collective behavior of large numbers of particles can result in extremely complex phenomena. Emergent phenomena in many-body systems often bear little resemblance to the underlying particle dynamics.

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The many-body theory describes the behavior of complex systems containing large numbers of interacting particles and forces. While the elementary laws of physics governing individual particles may be simple, the collective behavior of large numbers of particles can result in extremely complex phenomena. Emergent phenomena in many-body systems often bear little resemblance to the underlying particle dynamics.

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Many-body theory

The theory of Quantum Thermodynamic Motion (or


QTM) is an area of physics which provides a collective
framework of understanding for the behavior of complex
assemblies, namely their constitute particles and force in-
teractions. In general terms, the many-body theory de-
scribes eects that manifest themselves in a system which
contains a large numbers of non-trivial forces (e.g. parti-
cles and elds). While the elementary laws of physics that
govern the bodies of motion on each individual particle
may or may not be trivial, the study of systems collective
particles may display extremely complex phenomena. As
often is the case in which a complex array of forces dis-
play emergent phenomenon which oft bear little or no re-
semblance to the underlying system dynamics.

1 See also
Many-body problem
Fock space

Dynamical mean eld theory

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