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Wavefunction of independent free electron gas at finite temperature
At T=0 the wave function of an independent free electron gas is
[tex] \psi=\prod_{|k|<k_F} c_k^\dag|0> [/tex] What would be the wave function at T>0? How to include the Fermi factor? (or do you really need density matrices?) |
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