Progress in Nonequilibrium Green's Functions III
Progress in Nonequilibrium Green's Functions III
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非平衡格林函数的进展 III
DOI：
10.1088/1742-6596/35/1/e01
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发表时间：
2006
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A. Filinov
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作者：
M. Bonitz;A. Filinov
这是第三卷（前两卷是《非平衡绿色函数的进展》，M。Bonitz（ed.）非平衡绿色函数及其进展II，M. Bonitz和D. Semkat（eds.），分别于2000年和2003年由World Scientific（新加坡）出版（ISBN 981-02-4218-2和ISBN 981-238-271-2）。关于非平衡绿色函数（NGF）理论及其在各个领域的现代应用的文章。本卷中的参考论文是基于2005年8月在德国基尔大学举行的非平衡绿色函数III跨学科会议进展中提出的谈话和海报。约70名科学家参加了会议，他们在理论物理学的各个领域工作，包括等离子体物理学、固态理论、半导体光学和运输、纳米结构、核物质和高能物理学。与以前的会议相比，新的主题被覆盖，如分子系统的传输理论，NGF与（时间相关）密度泛函理论或动力学平均场理论的组合。这反映了多体理论的现代发展。与前两卷一样，希望这一卷对来自各个领域的学生和研究人员来说将是一个有价值的和令人鼓舞的参考。与前几卷相比，这一卷是作为《物理学杂志：会议系列》的一卷出现的。选择此选项是因为Journal of Physics：Conference Series提供免费访问在线版本，其中还包含彩色数字。希望这将增加文章在科学界的传播。如果没有德国研究共同体（DFG）的慷慨财政支持和许多人的帮助，这次会议是不可能的。我们特别感谢来自基尔当地组委会的Andrea Fromm、Fanny Geisler和Doris Schulz以及Wolf Dietrich Kraeft（罗斯托克）在论文的最后编辑中提供的协助。
This is the third volume (the first two volumes are Progress in Nonequilibrium Green's Functions, M. Bonitz (ed.) and Progress in Nonequilibrium Green's Functions II, M. Bonitz and D. Semkat (eds.), which were published by World Scientific (Singapore), in 2000 and 2003, respectively, (ISBN 981-02-4218-2 and ISBN 981-238-271-2).) of articles on the theory of Nonequilibrium Green's functions (NGF) and their modern applications in various fields. The refereed papers in this volume are based on talks and posters presented at the interdisciplinary conference Progress in Nonequilibrium Green's Functions III which was held in August 2005 at Kiel University, Germany. The conference was attended by about 70 scientists working in a variety of fields of theoretical physics, including plasma physics, solid state theory, semiconductor optics and transport, nanostructures, nuclear matter and high energy physics. Compared to the previous conferences, new topics were covered, such as transport theory for molecular systems, combinations of NGF with (time-dependent) density functional theory or dynamical mean field theory. This reflects modern developments in many-body theory. As with the two previous volumes, this one, hopefully, will be a valuable and stimulating reference for students and researchers from various fields. In contrast to the previous volumes, this one appears as a volume of Journal of Physics: Conference Series. This option was chosen as Journal of Physics: Conference Series offers free access to the online version which also contains color figures. This, hopefully, will increase the distribution of the articles to the scientific community. This conference would not have been possible without the generous financial support from the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) and without help from many people. We are particularly grateful to Andrea Fromm, Fanny Geisler and Doris Schulz from the local organizating committee in Kiel and Wolf Dietrich Kraeft (Rostock) for assistence in the final editing of the papers.