1972
DOI: 10.1002/pssb.2220520113
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Theory of Disordered Systems.II. Functional Equation of tho Self‐Energy

Abstract: The self-energy of a disordered system, which is described as an ensemble average of non-interacting electron systems of well-defined configurations, is defined as a functional of t,he one-particle function of the disordered system as well as of the totality of its potential correlations by means of a functional-differential equation. Relations to the theory developed in the first part of this series [l]

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“…It has been shown by Puff [4] and Fischbeck [5] that the self-energy in Gaussian random systems obeys the functional equation i h 2 (ll', U ) = W(11') $(ll', U ) + where W ( 11') = ( V ( r l ) V ( r ; ) ) is the autocorrelation of the disordered potential V ( r l ) with ( V ( r , ) ) = 0 and U a time-dependent external potential. I n principle this equation determines the self-energy Z ( U ) = Z [ S ( U ) ] as a functional of X in such a way that Z ( U ) depends on U only through S ( U ) .…”
Section: The Diagonal Vertex Approximation In Gaussian Random Systemsmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…It has been shown by Puff [4] and Fischbeck [5] that the self-energy in Gaussian random systems obeys the functional equation i h 2 (ll', U ) = W(11') $(ll', U ) + where W ( 11') = ( V ( r l ) V ( r ; ) ) is the autocorrelation of the disordered potential V ( r l ) with ( V ( r , ) ) = 0 and U a time-dependent external potential. I n principle this equation determines the self-energy Z ( U ) = Z [ S ( U ) ] as a functional of X in such a way that Z ( U ) depends on U only through S ( U ) .…”
Section: The Diagonal Vertex Approximation In Gaussian Random Systemsmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…so t h a t in our model (3.7) is an algebraic equation for ~( x : 2). (3.6) and (4.2) imply that where Ti = n E' is the "linear" density of the %potentials (4.1), which provides us with the natural energy unit .cO = 2 h2 9 / m .…”
Section: (42)mentioning
confidence: 91%
“…is the mean Hartree-Pock energy of the system. Equation (4.2) is the generalization of Puff's functional equation [6] to interacting disordered systems. The novel aspect of this functional equation is that it comprises functional derivatives like (3.6) which bring charge transfer phenomena into play.…”
Section: Density Response and Screeningmentioning
confidence: 99%