edited by Susana Hernández (University of Buenos Aires, Argentina) & Horacio Cataldo (University of Buenos Aires, Argentina)

Table of Contents (116k)
Preface (114k)
Chapter 1: Raymond Bishop and Hermann K¨¹mmel: Feenberg medalists 2005 the Coupled Cluster Method (514k)

This conference series is now firmly established as one of the premier series of international meetings in the field of many-body physics. The current volume maintains the tradition of covering the entire spectrum of theoretical tools developed to tackle important and current quantum many-body problems. It aims to foster the exchange of ideas and techniques among physicists working in diverse subfields of physics, such as nuclear and sub-nuclear physics, astrophysics, atomic and molecular physics, quantum chemistry, complex systems, quantum field theory, strongly correlated electronic systems, magnetism, quantum fluids and condensed matter physics. The highlights of this book include state-of-the-art contributions to the understanding of supersolid helium, BEC–BCS crossover, fermionic BEC, quantum phase transitions, computing, simulations, as well as the latest results on the more traditional topics of liquid helium, droplets, nuclear and electronic systems. This volume demonstrates the vitality and the fundamental importance of many-body theories, techniques, and applications in understanding diverse and novel phenomena at the cutting-edge of physics. It contains most of the invited talks plus a selection of excellent poster presentations.

• Quantum Theory “Without Measurement” (H G Kümmel)
• A Tribute to John Walter Clark on his 70th Birthday (C E Campbell)
• The Physics of Liquid Para-Hydrogen (T Lindenau et al.)
• Bose–Einstein Condensation in Bulk and Confined Solid Helium (L Reatto et al.)
• Thermal Entanglement in Spin Systems (N Canosa & R Rossignoli)
• Exact BCS Solution in the BCS–BEC Crossover (J Dukelsky et al.)
• Information Geometry and Phase Transitions (M Portesi et al.)
• Quantum Fluids in Nanopores (N M Urban & M W Cole)
• Nucleation of Vortices in Thin Superconducting Disks (M B Sobnack et al.)
• Coupled–Cluster Theory for Nuclei (T Papenbrock et al.)
• and other papers