2008 International Conference on Computing, Communication and Networking 2008
DOI: 10.1109/icccnet.2008.4787768
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“…It is, however, not of the form corresponding to a Landau Fermi liquid which would have exponents z = α = 1. It is an example of the more general scaling behavior discussed recently by Senthil [23,24] for a critical Fermi surface occurring at a continuous metal-insulator transition 9 . The system also has a rather curious particlehole asymmetry; the quasi-particle-like peak at k ⊥ < 0 morphs into a "bump" at k ⊥ > 0 as the Fermi surface is crossed (compare feature 1 and 2 of previous page).…”
Section: Fig 4: Leftmentioning
confidence: 87%
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“…It is, however, not of the form corresponding to a Landau Fermi liquid which would have exponents z = α = 1. It is an example of the more general scaling behavior discussed recently by Senthil [23,24] for a critical Fermi surface occurring at a continuous metal-insulator transition 9 . The system also has a rather curious particlehole asymmetry; the quasi-particle-like peak at k ⊥ < 0 morphs into a "bump" at k ⊥ > 0 as the Fermi surface is crossed (compare feature 1 and 2 of previous page).…”
Section: Fig 4: Leftmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…2 (see the right panel of figure 4). This behavior can be understood from ( 26) and (24) as follows. For k ≥ µq √ 6 (at m = 0), the boundary conditions (26) become real and since (24) are real equations, Im G ii (ω = 0, k) are then identically zero in this region.…”
Section: B Fermi Surfacementioning
confidence: 99%
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