This is great, thank you very much! You are completely right with your assumption about the many particle system.
Now the last part remains:
When evaluating the geometric series, I get a density of states which looks like
$$\Omega(\epsilon)=\frac{1}{2\pi}\int dk\exp\left(N\left[ik\epsilon-\ln...
When multiplying $$e^{ikE1} \cdot e^{-ikH}$$ you get $$e^{ikE} e^{-ikH}$$ because ##e^{ikE1}## is diagonal, isn't it? And then you can pull it out of the trace?
Thank you a lot, but now it got even worse:
This Hamiltonian should be inserted
$$H = \sum_{j=1}^{N}\hbar\omega(a_j^{\dagger}a_j +...
Hello,
I'm stuck with this exercise, so I hope anyone can help me.
It is to prove, that the density of states of an unknown, quantum mechanical Hamiltonian ##\mathcal{H}##, which is defined by
$$\Omega(E)=\mathrm{Tr}\left[\delta(E1\!\!1-\boldsymbol{H})\right]$$
is also representable as...
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