The Information Manifold for Relatively Bounded Potentials

R. F. Streater

Informatics and Automation, Problems of the modern mathematical physics, Tome 228 (2000), pp. 217-235.

Résumé

We construct a Banach manifold of states, which are Gibbs states for potentials that are form-bounded relative to the free Hamiltonian. We construct the $(+1)$-affine structure and the $(+1)$-connection.

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