Explore the intricacies of the low-density Fermi gas in three dimensions through this comprehensive 58-minute lecture by E. L. Giacomelli from LMU Munich. Delve into effective theories in classical and quantum particle systems, gaining valuable insights into this fundamental topic in physics. Examine the behavior of fermions in low-density environments and understand their implications for various physical phenomena. Enhance your knowledge of quantum mechanics and statistical physics while exploring the unique properties of Fermi gases in three-dimensional space.
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On the low density Fermi gas in three dimensions, E. L Giacomelli (LMU Munich)
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NCCR SwissMAP
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