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Method of Recurrence Relations and Applications to Many-Body Systems

The method of recurrence relations allows one to calculate time dependent correlation functions from first principles. It originates from the Kubo scalar product which realizes abstract Hilbert space of dynamical variables. For this realized space, we show that there exists a unique orthogonalization process by recurrence relation. The method of recurrence relations exploits geometric properties of the structure of the realized Hilbert space such as the dimensionality and shape. These geometric properties depend on models as well as static constraints, e.g., temperature, wave vector, size. This method has been applied to several physical models including the homogeneous dense electron gas, the spin-1/2 XY and transverse Ising models, the spin van der Waals model and others. For these models, we have obtained the relaxation function, response function and memory function.