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摘要
Fournais 等人研究了费米子大系统基态的半经典极限(Calc Var Partial Differ Equ 57:105, 2018)。作者特别证明了与托马斯-费米函数最小值相关的经典态的弱收敛性。在本文中,我们重新审视了这一极限,并证明在额外的假设条件下--通过简单的论证--有可能证明强收敛性在相关的规范空间中成立。
Norm convergence of confined fermionic systems at zero temperature
The semi-classical limit of ground states of large systems of fermions was studied by Fournais et al. (Calc Var Partial Differ Equ 57:105, 2018). In particular, the authors prove weak convergence toward classical states associated with the minimizers of the Thomas–Fermi functional. In this paper, we revisit this limit and show that under additional assumptions—and, using simple arguments—it is possible to prove that strong convergence holds in relevant normed spaces.
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