Abstract
In the framework of operator algebraic quantum statistical mechanics, the global nonequilibrium dynamics for a general class of interactions of infinite mean field quantum lattice systems with the boson field is investigated. The associated interaction operators consist of arbitrary powers of the collective density operators of the mean field system and are linear with respect to the bosonic field operators. Instead of the usual perturbation expansions, here the interacting dynamics are studied by means of cocycle techniques. The cocycle methods are more appropriate to the considered class of interactions, and lead to explicit closed expressions for the dynamical automorphism groups. The cocycle equations connect the classical, collective dynamical behavior of the mean field system with the one-boson dynamics. In physical applications such systems are due to collectively ordered finite-level atoms or the Josephson junction in the thermodynamic limit weakly interacting with the electromagnetic field.
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