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BOGOLIUBOV SPECTRUM OF INTERACTING BOSE GASES 15<br />

For this we need two new conditions. At positive temperature the stability<br />

of the system does not follow from the simple relative boundedness assumptions<br />

(A1) on w. So we need the following<br />

(A4) (Stability). There exists β0 > 0 such that Fβ0 �<br />

(N) ≥ −CN for all N<br />

and TrF+ e−β0H � < ∞.<br />

Our second new assumption is a modified version of the zero-temperature<br />

condensation (A3), which we now only assume to hold for the Gibbs state<br />

at temperature β −1 for simplicity.<br />

(A3’) (Bose-Einstein condensation at positive temperature). For any β−1 <<br />

, one has<br />

β −1<br />

0<br />

〈u0,γβ,Nu0〉<br />

lim = 1 (24)<br />

N→∞ N<br />

where γβ,N is the one-body density matrix of the Gibbs state Γβ,N := e−βHN /Tr � e−βHN �<br />

, namely, in terms of kernels,<br />

�<br />

γβ,N(x,y) := N Γβ,N(x,x2,...,xN;y,x2,...,xN)dx2...dxN.<br />

Ω N−1<br />

Letusremarkthatifthestrongcondensationassumption(A3s)holdstrue<br />

�<br />

for some ε0 ∈ (0,1) and TrF+ e−(1−ε0)β0H � < ∞ for some β0, then we can<br />

prove (A3’) and (A4) for the corresponding β0. We of course always assume<br />

that (A1) and (A2) hold true. Moreover, if h ≥ ηH and K1 = K2 ≥ 0, then<br />

dΓ(h+C)+C ≥ H ≥ dΓ(h−ε)−Cε<br />

�<br />

(see (69) in Appendix A), and hence the condition TrF+ e−(1−ε0)β0H � < ∞<br />

is equivalent to Tr � e −(1−ε0)β0h � < ∞. The latter holds true if we have<br />

Tr � e −(1−ε0)(1−α1)β0T � < ∞, because h ≥ (1−α1)T −C, where α1 ∈ (0,1) is<br />

given in Assumption (A1).<br />

Our main result is the following<br />

Theorem 3 (Positive temperature case). Assume that (A1)-(A2)-(A3’)-<br />

(A4) hold true. Then for every β−1 < β −1<br />

0 , we have<br />

lim<br />

n→∞ TrF+<br />

�<br />

�<br />

�UNe −β(HN−NeH) ∗<br />

UN −e −βH<br />

�<br />

�<br />

� = 0.<br />

This implies the convergence of the corresponding Gibbs states and of the<br />

free energy:<br />

lim<br />

N→∞ (Fβ(N)−NeH) = −β −1 �<br />

logTrF+ e −βH�<br />

.<br />

Theorem 3 is proved using the same argument as that of the proof of Theorem<br />

2, together with a well-known localization inequality for the entropy,<br />

see Section 7.2.

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