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Problem: One-Dimensional Electron System

      The static dielectric function for an interacting electron system is

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where tex2html_wrap_inline6925 is the interaction potential, V is the volume and tex2html_wrap_inline6983 is the Fermi function. Consider a one-dimensional system, where the energy depends on tex2html_wrap_inline6141 , but is independent of tex2html_wrap_inline6143 and tex2html_wrap_inline5527 . The energy is given by tex2html_wrap_inline6991 , and the Fermi surface is at tex2html_wrap_inline6993 . Investigate the properties of the tex2html_wrap_inline6995 function at low temperature. Show that tex2html_wrap_inline6977 becomes zero at tex2html_wrap_inline6999 for an arbitrarily small repulsive interaction, tex2html_wrap_inline7001 .

 


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Laszlo Mihaly
Thu Oct 31 13:23:11 EST 1996


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