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Differential equations for semiclassical and quantum densities.

Partial differential equations are derived for the densities of the grand canonical ensemble. By using an expansion in Planck's constant, semiclassical solutions are obtained for the phase space distributions. Integration of these solutions over all values of momenta gives the Wigner-Kirkwood densities derived previously with a convolution method and used extensively to study hot nuclei.