2001
DOI: 10.36311/2001.85-86738-17-4
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Sujeito Psíquico e Sujeito Lingüístico: uma introdução à psicopatologia aplicada à fonoaudiologia

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“…Here we have presented a functional RG calculation of a momentum-and frequency-dependent correlation function of a non-trivial quantum mechanical many-body system. For a special two-dimensional system a similar calculation has recently been performed by Ferraz [16], who used the field theory RG. We believe that the method described in this work will also be useful to study other problems where no exact solutions are available.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Here we have presented a functional RG calculation of a momentum-and frequency-dependent correlation function of a non-trivial quantum mechanical many-body system. For a special two-dimensional system a similar calculation has recently been performed by Ferraz [16], who used the field theory RG. We believe that the method described in this work will also be useful to study other problems where no exact solutions are available.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Surprisingly, the problem of calculating the spectral function of a strongly correlated fermionic system like the TLM via RG methods has not received much attention. In fact, with the exception of the recent work by Ferraz [16], where the spectral function of a special two-dimensional Fermi system has been calculated by means of the field theory RG, we are not aware of any RG calculation of the spectral line shape of a strongly correlated fermionic many-body system. Note that in order to obtain a non-trivial k-and ω-dependence and the anomalous scaling properties given in equation (1.6), one should retain infinitely many couplings which are irrelevant by naive power counting.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%