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On the thermodynamic limit of interacting fermions in the continuum
We study the dynamics of non-relativistic fermions in $\mathbb R^d$
interacting through a pair potential. Employing methods developed by Buchholz
in the framework of resolvent algebras, we identify an extension of the CAR
algebra where the dynamics acts as a group of *-automorphisms, which are
continuous in time in all sectors for fixed particle numbers. In addition, we
identify a suitable dense subalgebra where the time evolution is also strongly
continuous. Finally, we briefly discuss how this framework could be used to
construct KMS states in the future.