The Bethe Ansatz
Quantization and the Bethe equationsc.l.q
Until now, we have considered our system as being defined on the whole real line. The disadvantage of this is that considering a finite particle number \(N\) then only allows to access the zero-density case. As in many standard problems of quantum mechanics, in order to classify states, it is more reasonable to introduce a finite quantization length. We will thus put our system on an interval of length \(L\) and impose for now simple periodic boundary conditions on the wavefunctions.
In this section:
- Two particlesc.l.q.2
- Many particlesc.l.q.N
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