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==Problem 1:==
==Problem 1: Action on fermionic creation and annihilation operators on Fock states==
 
Using the following convention
 
<math> |11111000 \ldots \rangle = \hat{c}^\dagger_5 \hat{c}^\dagger_4 \hat{c}^\dagger_3 \hat{c}^\dagger_2 \hat{c}^\dagger_1 |vacuum \rangle </math>
 
where <math> |vacuum> = |0000\ldots \rangle </math>:
 
'''(a)''' Evaluate <math> \hat{c}^\dagger_3 \hat{c}_6 \hat{c}_4 \hat{c}^\dagger_6 \hat{c}_3 |vaduum \rangle </math>


==Problem 2: Pair correlation function of noninteracting spinless bosons==
==Problem 2: Pair correlation function of noninteracting spinless bosons==

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Problem 1: Action on fermionic creation and annihilation operators on Fock states

Using the following convention

|11111000=c^5c^4c^3c^2c^1|vacuum

where |vacuum>=|0000:

(a) Evaluate c^3c^6c^4c^6c^3|vaduum

Problem 2: Pair correlation function of noninteracting spinless bosons

The pair correlation function gives the relative probability of finding a particle at position 𝐫 if we know that there is one at position 𝐫. It is defined by:

G(𝐫𝐫)=Φ(𝐫)|Ψ^(𝐫)Ψ^(𝐫)|Φ(𝐫)=Φ0|Ψ^(𝐫)Ψ^(𝐫)Ψ^(𝐫)Ψ^(𝐫)|Φ0

Here |Φ(𝐫)=Ψ^(𝐫)|Φ0 is a state with N1 particles, obtained after removal of one particle at position 𝐫, so that pair correlation function is computed as the expectation value of the density operator in this new quantum state. Compute the pair correlation function for a system of translationally invariant noninteracting spinless bosons in many-body state

|Φ0=|n𝐤0,n𝐤1,

by transforming field operators to creation and annihilation operators in momentum representation while assuming that bosons are enclosed in a box of volume V with periodic boundary conditions. Your final result should be a function of 𝐫,𝐫 and sums over n𝐤, where you can also use that

Φ0|Ψ^(𝐫)Ψ^(𝐫)|Φ0=1V𝐤n𝐤=N.

==Problem 3: