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The large-mass limit of interacting quantum gases in the continuum
We study the large-mass limit of interacting quantum (Bose or Fermi) gases in thermal equilibrium. We show that in the suitably-defined large-mass limit, the system gives rise to a gas of classical interacting particles. The corresponding question for bosons on a lattice was previously addressed by
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