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Hedin equations in resonant micro-cavities

With the improvement of the experimental techniques, many new phenomena where the photon degrees of freedom are involved have been discovered. Typical examples are the exciton-polariton quasi-particles, excitons strongly coupled to photons. A correct description of these systems requires a full account of the photon's dynamics, including the vector gauge degrees of freedom. In order to include this contribution in \emph{ab initio} many-body perturbation theories, here we present a generalization of the Hedin equations, originally derived for a many electron system with Coulomb interaction. These equations are now derived in order to take into account the strong coupling physics of the electrons and the \textit{transverse} photon's degrees of freedom.

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