Bogoliubov transformation

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The Bogoliubov transformation is a mathematical change of basis used in quantum field theory and many-body physics to diagonalize Hamiltonians by mixing creation and annihilation operators, enabling the description of quasiparticles and phenomena like superconductivity.

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instanceOf canonical transformation
change of basis
linear transformation
mathematical transformation
appliesTo bosonic operators
fermionic operators
expresses new quasiparticle operators as linear combinations of old operators
field condensed matter physics
many-body physics
quantum field theory
statistical mechanics
goal to obtain a Hamiltonian that is diagonal in quasiparticle operators
hasProperty canonical
invertible
linear in creation and annihilation operators
symplectic in bosonic case
unitary in fermionic case
involves coherence factors u and v
mathematicallyFormulatedAs linear transformation between two sets of ladder operators
namedAfter Nikolay Bogoliubov NERFINISHED
preserves canonical anticommutation relations
canonical commutation relations
relatedTo BCS ground state NERFINISHED
Bogoliubov quasiparticles NERFINISHED
Bogoliubov–de Gennes equations NERFINISHED
Hartree–Fock–Bogoliubov theory NERFINISHED
Nambu spinor formalism
quasiparticle operators
usedFor defining quasiparticles
describing superconductivity
describing superfluidity
diagonalizing Hamiltonians
diagonalizing quadratic Hamiltonians
mixing creation and annihilation operators
quantizing fields with pairing terms
removing anomalous terms in Hamiltonians
solving BCS theory of superconductivity
treating interacting Bose gases
treating interacting Fermi systems
usedIn BCS theory of superconductivity NERFINISHED
Bogoliubov theory of weakly interacting Bose gas NERFINISHED
Hawking radiation calculations
Unruh effect analysis
mean-field approximations
particle creation in curved spacetime
quantum optics
squeezed state formalism
theory of superfluid helium

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Nikolay Bogolyubov notableWork Bogoliubov transformation
Schwinger effect hasTheoreticalFramework Bogoliubov transformation
Unruh effect relatedTo Bogoliubov transformation
this entity surface form: Bogoliubov transformations
Bose gas hasExcitations Bogoliubov transformation
this entity surface form: Bogoliubov quasiparticles