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Modeling complex quantum systems: Random matrices, BCS theory, and quantum lattice systems
This thesis deals with several different models for complex quantum mechanical systems and is structured in three main parts. In Part I, we study mean field random matrices as models for quantum Hamiltonians. Our focus lies on proving concentration estimates for resolvents of random matrices, so-
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