2002
DOI: 10.1103/physrevb.65.094427
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Exact trace formulas for two-dimensional electron magnetism

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“…While the study of Landau operators has its roots in the construction of coherent states for relativistic Klein-Gordon and Dirac equations (see [7] and references given there), the surge of interest in these operators arose in the study of the possible occurrence of orbital electromagnetism (cf [19]) as well as in the study of pseudo-differential operators on modulation spaces (cf [13]) and quantum representations of Gabor-windowed Fourier analysis (cf [5]). …”
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“…While the study of Landau operators has its roots in the construction of coherent states for relativistic Klein-Gordon and Dirac equations (see [7] and references given there), the surge of interest in these operators arose in the study of the possible occurrence of orbital electromagnetism (cf [19]) as well as in the study of pseudo-differential operators on modulation spaces (cf [13]) and quantum representations of Gabor-windowed Fourier analysis (cf [5]). …”
Section: The Scope Of Problemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Here, we would like to stress that when restricted to dimension 2 or 4, the spherical Dirac operator is equivalent to the orbital angular momentum operators that appear in [19,39].…”
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“…The obtained form of M nc lo can deeply be investigated to make contact with early works on the magnetization [9,10,11]. With this, one may have a full picture on the magnetism of the system at low temperature.…”
Section: Low Temperature Regimementioning
confidence: 99%