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Harmonic Oscillators on an Hilbert Space: A Gibbsian Approach

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We give here a mathematical description of Gibbs states for general quantum lattice harmonic oscillators. We determinate the set of Gibbs measures for quadratic interactions on an abstract Hilbert space and then we specialize to the state space adapted to the quantum description. Next, we add physically relevant assumptions on the support of the measures. Under these assumptions, we exhibit a a one-to-one correspondence between the quantum Gibbs states and the Gibbs measures for a classical model of quadratic interactions. Moreover, we give a nice criterium for the existence of uniqueness of a quantum Gibbs state.

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Garet, O. Harmonic Oscillators on an Hilbert Space: A Gibbsian Approach. Potential Analysis 17, 65–88 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1015237532453

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