Abstract

We consider the generalization of Bijl-Feynman excitation energy formula to multi-component Bose fluids. Identification of these excitation energies with those obtained from the poles of the density-density response function simplifies the calculation of static structure factors S_{ij}(q). This in turn helps simplify the self-consistent calculations that go beyond the usual random-phase approximation. We illustrate our approach by evaluating the structure factors and local-field corrections in a double-layer charged Bose gas.

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