Where Can I Find Problems with Tiablikov Green Functions?

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Where can I find problems with Tiablikov Green functions:

G(x,x';t,t')=\theta(t-t')<[\hat{\mathal{A}}(x,t),\hat{\mathal{B}}(x',t')]>

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Kadanoff, Baym - Quantum Statistical Mechanics Lectures talk about those.
 
Any more? And do you know some problems book?
 
I am sorry I don't know anything else. Kadanoff and Baym mention it in the context of non-equilibrium green's function analysis.
 
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