Comment on "Dynamics of nuclear fluid. VIII. Time-dependent Hartree-Fock approximation from a classical point of view"

Abstract

The phase-space paths introduced by Cheuk-Yin Wong in Phys. Rev.C25, 1460 (1982) and discussed recently in the literature can be used for calculation of evolution of the Wigner function to first order in the time increments only. The first-order solutions are helpful to determine the phase-space Green function in the framework of the phase-space path integral method.

arXiv comment2 pages, accepted to publication in PRC, section Comments

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