The BCS Model for General Pair Interaction

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The BCS Model for General Pair Interaction. / Hainzl, Christian; Hamza, Eman; Seiringer, Robert; Solovej, Jan Philip.

I: Communications in Mathematical Physics, Bind 281, Nr. 2, 02.06.2008, s. 349-367.

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Hainzl, C, Hamza, E, Seiringer, R & Solovej, JP 2008, 'The BCS Model for General Pair Interaction', Communications in Mathematical Physics, bind 281, nr. 2, s. 349-367. <https://arxiv.org/pdf/math-ph/0703086.pdf>

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Hainzl, C., Hamza, E., Seiringer, R., & Solovej, J. P. (2008). The BCS Model for General Pair Interaction. Communications in Mathematical Physics, 281(2), 349-367. https://arxiv.org/pdf/math-ph/0703086.pdf

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Hainzl C, Hamza E, Seiringer R, Solovej JP. The BCS Model for General Pair Interaction. Communications in Mathematical Physics. 2008 jun. 2;281(2):349-367.

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Hainzl, Christian ; Hamza, Eman ; Seiringer, Robert ; Solovej, Jan Philip. / The BCS Model for General Pair Interaction. I: Communications in Mathematical Physics. 2008 ; Bind 281, Nr. 2. s. 349-367.

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