Distribution function and conductivity of a system of charged particles in linear response theory: The nonequilibrium statistical operator method and the kinetic equation method

V. B. Bobrov; R. Redmer; G. Röpke; S. A. Triger

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Distribution function and conductivity of a system of charged particles in linear response theory: The nonequilibrium statistical operator method and the kinetic equation method

V. B. Bobrov R. Redmer G. Röpke S. A. Triger

Theoretical and Mathematical Physics Vol. 86 No. 3 pp. 293-302 · Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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V. B. Bobrov, R. Redmer, G. Röpke, et al. (1991). Distribution function and conductivity of a system of charged particles in linear response theory: The nonequilibrium statistical operator method and the kinetic equation method. Theoretical and Mathematical Physics, 86(3), 293-302. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf01028428

Distribution function and conductivity of a system of charged particles in linear response theory: The nonequilibrium statistical operator method and the kinetic equation method

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