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Comparative study of the finite-temperature thermodynamics of a unitary Fermi gas
  • ISSN号：1050-2947
  • 期刊名称：Physical Review A
  • 时间：0
  • 页码：6047-6049
  • 语言：英文
  • 相关项目：有限温度强作用费米子物质的集体涨落关联效应研究
作者： Fang Qin|Ji-sheng Chen|
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