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On the thermo-invariant coherent state in thermo field dynamics. (English) Zbl 1091.82005

Summary: By analyzing the characters of thermo field dynamics, which is proposed by Takahashi and Umezawa, we find that a new physical state, named the thermo-invariant coherent state, should exist in thermal equilibrium. This state not only maintains the whole energy of the system and the reservoir but is also a coherent state. We find its explicit form, its relation to the thermal coherent state and the thermal entangled state. When the whole system is in this state, annihilating a quantum of the system and in the meanwhile annihilating a hole with negative energy in the reservoir will not change the whole energy.

MSC:

82B30 Statistical thermodynamics
81R30 Coherent states
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