Identical Particles > s.a. correlations;
Gibbs Paradox; Leibniz
Principle; Quasiset
Theory; representations.
* Idea: In 3+1 or more
dimensions, the wave function for two or more identical particles must be either
symmetric (bosons, satisfying Bose-Einstein statistics)
or antisymmetric (fermions, satisfying Fermi-Dirac statistics)
under particle permutation,
(–1)2s
;
Exchanging them twice must lead to the same
.
@ Conceptual: Sudarshan AJP(75)jan;
Dieks Syn(90);
Pesic AS(02);
Hilborn & Yuca BJPS(02)
[philosophical]; Milotti
a0705 [Fermi's
views].
@ General references: Tikochinsky & Shalitin AJP(90)jan
[(anti)symmetrization]; Pesic AJP(91)nov
[and formulation of quantum mechanics]; Redhead & Teller BJPS(92);
Leinaas & Myrheim
IJMPA(93),
Leinaas ht/96-in
[algebraic]; York qp/00-in;
Ghirardi & Marinatto
FdP(03)qp/02-in,
FdP(04)
[entanglement]; Peshkin PRA(03)qp/02, qp/03 [spin-0];
Huggett qp/02-in
[identity of indiscernibles]; Philippe et al mp/02/JPA
[survey]; French & Rickles qp/03-in;
Goldstein et al JPA(05)qp/04 [all
particles identical]; Niven PLA(05)cm/04
[MB, BE, and FD, combinatorial]; Omar CP(05)qp
[rev]; Saunders SHPMP(06)qp/05
[reason for classical / quantum difference]; Gottesman cm/05 [classical
indistinguishable particles]; Herbut qp/06;
Wechsler a0811 [particles
that "never met"]; de la Torre & Mártin EJP(09)
[and counting of states]; Lubberdink a0910.
@ And path integrals: Devreese et al FP(01).
@ Conventionality of indistinguishability: Belousek FP(00);
Teller & Redhead
FP(00).
@ Other conceptual: Redhead & Teller FP(91)
[in favor of Fock space aot tensor
product Hilbert
space]; de la Torre & Martín EJP(09)-a0808 [entropy];
Morganti SHPMP(09);
> s.a. Individuality; particles [discernibility,
existence].
Variations > s.a. generalized particle statistics [including anyons, fractional
statistics, parastatistics].
@ In curved spacetime: Goodison & Toms PRL(93)ht;
Scipioni MPLA(95).
@ On discrete sets: Aneziris IJTP(94);
Lulek & Lulek JPA(96)
[finite sets].
@ On other types of spaces: Ghilardi & Guadagnini NPB(01)
[2+1].
References > s.a. entanglement;
foundations of quantum mechanics; quantum
technology; spin-statistics theorem; statistical
mechanics.
@ General: Klepikov SPU(87); Bach PLA(90);
Dasgupta & Roy PLA(90);
Bourdeau & Sorkin
PRD(92);
Arnaud et al AJP(99)mar
[Fermi-Dirac statistics, illustration]; Cahill ht/06 [rotations
and statistics].
@ Fermions and bosons: Rajeev PRD(84)
[F → B]; Paredes & Cirac
cm/02,
et al PRA(02)
[B → F]; Sriramkumar GRG(03)gq/02 [interpolation];
Gough mp/03 [transformation
between Fock spaces]; Pavsic ht/05 [and
Clifford space]; Patton et al PhyA(05)
[thermodynamic equivalence]; Nikolic FP(09) [unified description, superstrings,
and Bohmian mechanics]; > s.a. Bosonization,
Fermionization; composite
models; dirac
fields [from bosons]; geons and Kinks [fermionic]; spinors
in field theory [from
pure gravity].
@ Tests, experiments: Choubey & Kar PLB(06)
[neutrinos, from supernovas]
@ Related topics: Strominger PRL(93)
[black holes]; MacKenzie et al TMP(94)
[quantum configuration space]; Celeghini et al JPA(95)ht [quantum
field theory]; Brody & Hughston PRS(99)gq/97 [geometrical];
Isakov et al PLB(98)
[observable algebra, 1D]; Oeckl JGP(01)ht/00 [and
quantum groups]; Alexanian & Balachandran PLB(02)ht/01 [geons];
Rajagopal cm/06 [superstatistics].
> Related topics:
see angular
momentum; Configuration
Space; gas; locality [correleations].
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