Abstract:
The Liouville operator for an infinite-particle Hamiltoniaa dynamics corresponding to interaction potential $U$ is used to introduce the concept of a locally weakly invariant measure on the phase space and to show that if a Gibbs measure with potential of general form is locally weakly invariant then its Hamiltonian is asymptotically an additive integral of the motion of the particles with the
interaction $U$.
Citation:
B. M. Gurevich, “Gibbs random fields invariant under infinite-particle Hamiltonian dinamics”, TMF, 90:3 (1992), 424–459; Theoret. and Math. Phys., 90:3 (1992), 289–312
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