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19942021
most citedGaussian Wavepacket Dynamics: semiquantal and semiclassical phase space formalism

94 citations · 390 across the 20 of their papers we have counts for

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cond-mat.stat-mech2021★ 3 cited

Derivation of the Onsager Principle from Large Deviation Theory

Brian R. La Cour, William C. Schieve

The Onsager linear relations between macroscopic flows and thermodynamics forces are derived from the point of view of large deviation theory. For a given set of macroscopic variab…

cond-mat.stat-mech2021★ 5 cited

Macroscopic Determinism in Interacting Systems Using Large Deviation Theory

Brian R. La Cour, William C. Schieve

We consider the quasi-deterministic behavior of systems with a large number, , of deterministically interacting constituents. This work extends the results of a previous paper […

math.PR2021★ 5 cited

A General Conditional Large Deviation Principle

Brian R. La Cour, William C. Schieve

Given a sequence of Borel probability measures on a Hausdorff space which satisfy a large deviation principle, we consider the corresponding sequence of measures formed by conditio…

gr-qc2005★ 46 cited

Universally Coupled Massive Gravity

J. Brian Pitts, W. C. Schieve

We derive Einstein's equations from a linear theory in flat space-time using free-field gauge invariance and universal coupling. The gravitational potential can be either covariant…

gr-qc2004★ 2 cited

Nonsingularity of Flat Robertson-Walker Models in the Special Relativistic Approach to Einstein's Equations

J. Brian Pitts, W. C. Schieve

Recently the neglected issue of the causal structure in the flat spacetime approach to Einstein's theory of gravity has been substantially resolved. Consistency requires that the f…

gr-qc2004★ 31 cited

Null Cones and Einstein's Equations in Minkowski Spacetime

J. Brian Pitts, W. C. Schieve

If Einstein's equations are to describe a field theory of gravity in Minkowski spacetime, then causality requires that the effective curved metric must respect the flat background…