Quasiparticle properties for a dense electron gas within the random-phase approximation
Jorge Berger, S. G. Eckstein
Abstract
Jorge Berger, S. G. Eckstein
Abstract
Single-particle properties for an electron gas are calculated as functions of the density parameter ${r}_{s}$, using the RPA (random-phase, or ring-diagrams, approximation). The singularity pattern for the single-particle Green's function and the possibility of nonex-ponential decay of a quasiparticle are analyzed.
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Single-particle properties for an electron gas are calculated as functions of the density parameter ${r}_{s}$, using the RPA (random-phase, or ring-diagrams, approximation). The singularity pattern for the single-particle Green's function and the possibility of nonex-ponential decay of a quasiparticle are analyzed.
Key concepts: Quasiparticle, Random phase approximation, Physics, Singularity, Fermi gas, Electron, Phase (matter), Particle (ecology)