Abstract
The analysis of the preceding two papers in this series is applied to the specific case of a degenerate Bose fluid, in which there can be macroscopic occupation of the zero-momentum state (in a system at rest). The quasiparticle ensemble of Mohling and Tuttle is incorporated into the theory in order to guarantee that Nernst's theorem for the entropy is satisfied. It is shown that a double-quasiparticle model emerges naturally from the theory, as developed earlier, and this feature is then incorporated into the quasiparticle ensemble. The general theory is prepared, with the aid of the $\ensuremath{\Lambda}$ transformation, for calculational applications. A phenomenological theory of the degenerate Bose fluid, based on the double-quasiparticle model, is presented, but no significant physical implications are deduced from it.
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