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In this course, you learn how to solve general quadratic multi-mode bosonic problems (part A) and how to calculate spectral functions in such systems (part B). On the analytical side, you will become acquainted with multi-mode squeezing and bosonic multi-mode Bogoliubov transformations (part A) and theoretical aspects of spectral functions (part B). Extensions to non-zero temperature are also possible. On the numerical side, you will learn how to implement the resulting equations efficiently. This course offers insights into semi-analytical theoretical work. You learn a versatile technique which can be applied in many physically relevant situations. A model specific application includes the calculation of ground states (part A) and spectra (part B) for localized impurities immersed in an ultracold Bose Einstein condensate. |
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