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SUMMARY:Junior BZ Seminar in Analysis: Libor Nogly (Uni Zürich)
DESCRIPTION:Originally\, Bogoliubov theory has been developed in theoretica
 l physics to study the properties of dilute Bose gases at low temperatures
 . In recent years\, extensive work has been done on formalizing the theory
  into a rigorous framework. In this talk\, I am going to discuss both Bogo
 liubov’s original ideas and recent progress in the formalization of this
  theory. In particular\, I am going to focus on Bose gases in the so-calle
 d Gross—Pitaevskii regime\, where N particles trapped in the unit torus 
 interact through a potential with scattering length of the order 1/N. More
 over\, I am going to present a recent extension of this approach to partic
 les with relativistic dispersion.
X-ALT-DESC:<p>Originally\, Bogoliubov theory has been developed in theoreti
 cal physics to study the properties of dilute Bose gases at low temperatur
 es. In recent years\, extensive work has been done on formalizing the theo
 ry into a rigorous framework. In this talk\, I am going to discuss both Bo
 goliubov’s original ideas and recent progress in the formalization of th
 is theory. In particular\, I am going to focus on Bose gases in the so-cal
 led Gross—Pitaevskii regime\, where N particles trapped in the unit toru
 s interact through a potential with scattering length of the order 1/N. Mo
 reover\, I am going to present a recent extension of this approach to part
 icles with relativistic dispersion.</p>
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