Abstract

An energy eigenvalue equation for a quasi-particle is derived, starting with the Heisenberg equation of motion for an annihilation operator. An elementary derivation of the Fermi liquid model having a sharply defined Fermi surface in the k-space is given, starting with a realistic model of a metal including the Coulomb interaction among and between electrons and lattice-ions. The Ginzburg-Landau wave function [Psi][sub [sigma]](r), where [sigma] represents the superconducting pairon (Cooper-pair) state, is shown to be connected with the one-pairon density operator n by [Psi][sub [sigma]](r) = [l angle]r[vert bar]n[sup 1/2][vert bar][sigma][r angle]. A close analogy between supercurrent and laser is indicated. 31 refs.

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