When perturbation theory is applied to a quantity for which a variational principle holds (eigenenergies of Hamiltonians, Hartree-Fock or density-functional-theory energy, etc.), different variational perturbation theorems can be derived. A general demonstration of the existence of variational principles for an even order of perturbation, when constraints are present, is provided here. Explicit formulas for these variational principles for even orders of perturbation, as well as for the ''2n + 1 theorem,'' to any order of perturbation, with or without constraints, are also exhibited. This approach is applied to the case of eigenenergies of quantum-mechanical Hamiltonians, studied previously by other methods
Only a few quantum mechanical problems can be solved exactly. However, if the system Hamil-tonian ca...
Abstract We study quantum mechanical systems with a discrete spectrum. We show that the asymptotic s...
We present a Rayleigh-Schrödinger-Goldstone perturbation formalism for many Fermion systems. Based o...
The use of variational principles as a calculational tool is reviewed, with special emphasis on meth...
We present a generalization of the variational principle that is compatible with any Hamiltonian eig...
We present a generalization of the variational principle that is compatible with any Hamiltonian eig...
The perturbation theory for critical points of causal variational principles is developed. We first ...
The perturbation theory for critical points of causal variational principles is developed. We first ...
The perturbation theory for critical points of causal variational principles is developed. We first ...
We discuss a general setup which allows the study of the perturbation theory of an arbitrary, locall...
We discuss a general setup which allows the study of the perturbation theory of an arbitrary, locall...
We develop variational principles and variational identities for bound state and continuum wavefunct...
We provide a general method for proving existence of solutions of suitable perturbations of certain ...
A quantum mechanical perturbation theory, for finite dimensional cases, based not on the perturbed H...
A quantum mechanical perturbation theory, for finite dimensional cases, based not on the perturbed H...
Only a few quantum mechanical problems can be solved exactly. However, if the system Hamil-tonian ca...
Abstract We study quantum mechanical systems with a discrete spectrum. We show that the asymptotic s...
We present a Rayleigh-Schrödinger-Goldstone perturbation formalism for many Fermion systems. Based o...
The use of variational principles as a calculational tool is reviewed, with special emphasis on meth...
We present a generalization of the variational principle that is compatible with any Hamiltonian eig...
We present a generalization of the variational principle that is compatible with any Hamiltonian eig...
The perturbation theory for critical points of causal variational principles is developed. We first ...
The perturbation theory for critical points of causal variational principles is developed. We first ...
The perturbation theory for critical points of causal variational principles is developed. We first ...
We discuss a general setup which allows the study of the perturbation theory of an arbitrary, locall...
We discuss a general setup which allows the study of the perturbation theory of an arbitrary, locall...
We develop variational principles and variational identities for bound state and continuum wavefunct...
We provide a general method for proving existence of solutions of suitable perturbations of certain ...
A quantum mechanical perturbation theory, for finite dimensional cases, based not on the perturbed H...
A quantum mechanical perturbation theory, for finite dimensional cases, based not on the perturbed H...
Only a few quantum mechanical problems can be solved exactly. However, if the system Hamil-tonian ca...
Abstract We study quantum mechanical systems with a discrete spectrum. We show that the asymptotic s...
We present a Rayleigh-Schrödinger-Goldstone perturbation formalism for many Fermion systems. Based o...