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Dynamical Behaviour of Strongly Correlated Coulomb Plasmas: A Nonlinear-Response Approach

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In this paper we survey the nonlinear-response approach to strongly correlated plasmas developed by Golden, Kaiman, and co-workers. Its successes to date include the dynamical description of one-component plasmas in two and three dimensions and, most recently, the dynamics of binary ionic mixtures. In each case the resulting theory provides a microscopic picture of the collective-mode behaviour — and of its underlying physics — which is accurate and remarkably consistent over the entire range of coupling strength. The nonlinear-response approach secures this by conforming to the basic conservation laws at the level of microscopic dynamics.

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Golden, K.I., Green, F., Neilson, D. (1986). Dynamical Behaviour of Strongly Correlated Coulomb Plasmas: A Nonlinear-Response Approach. In: Malik, F.B. (eds) Condensed Matter Theories. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-6707-3_18

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