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Feynman-Kleinert Partition Function

Being equipped with the periodic path integral teehnique we can present one of the most effieient ways for approximate the elfective-elassieal partition function (2.21) it firstly unfolds for a general external potential like the exact integral (Putz, 2009)  [Pg.83]

Quantum Nanochemistry— Volume II Quantum Atoms and Periodicity [Pg.84]

Since the exact solution for expression (2.57) is hard to formulate for an unspecified potential form, it may be eventually reformulated in a workable way by involving another partition function, the so-called Feynman-Kleinert (FK) partition function and its special average recipe, respectively as [Pg.84]

In Eqs. (2.58) and (2.59) the Feynman-Kleinert partition function takes the general form [Pg.84]

In fact, the Feynman-Kleinert action (2.61) is being to be involved in twofold optimization algorithm in providing the best approximation of the partition function (2.57). This will favor a close analogy with the double search for electronic density, in density functional theory (DFT), as will be latter discussed. [Pg.85]


The optimization of the Feynman-Kleinert partition function (2.64) is performed employing the Jensen-Peierls inequality (Putz, 2009),... [Pg.86]

The original idea of approximating the quantum mechanical partition function by a classical one belongs to Feynman [Feynman and Vernon 1963 Feynman and Kleinert 1986]. Expanding an arbitrary /S-periodic orbit, entering into the partition-function path integral, in a Fourier series in Matsubara frequencies v . [Pg.47]

Remarkably, the partition function involvement in this density algorithm was widely and most extensive used by the Feynman-Kleinert approach which was proved to furnish meaningful approximations either for the ground state (as was the case for atomic Hydrogen and the Bohr s orbitalie proofed stability) as well for the higher temperature or excited or the valenee states (that resembles the semiclassical approximation). [Pg.70]

Feynman, R. P, Kleinert, H. (1986). Effective classical partition functions. Phys. Rev. A 34,5080-5084. [Pg.541]


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