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2 4f Rare Earth Increasing localization 5f Actinide Localized Moment 3d Transition metal
3 Outline: 1. Chemistry of Kondo. 2. Key Properties. 3. Tour of Heavy Fermions. 4. Anderson model: the atomic limit. 5. Adiabaticity: the heavy Fermi liquid. 6. Scaling: the Kondo effect. 7. Doniach s Kondo Lattice Concept.
4 Moment Formation Fe x<0.4
5 Moment Formation Fe x<0.4 Clogston, Mathias et al, 1962
6 Moment Formation Fe x<0.4 x>0.4 Clogston, Mathias et al, 1962
7 Moment Formation Fe Curie Behavior x<0.4 x>0.4 Clogston, Mathias et al, 1962
8 Moment Formation Fe RESISTIVITY ρ/ρ4.2k Curie Behavior x<0.4 x>0.4 Clogston, Mathias et al, 1962
9 Moment Formation Fe RESISTIVITY ρ/ρ4.2k Curie Behavior x<0.4 x>0.4 Clogston, Mathias et al, 1962 How?
10 Anderson Model E f +U E f 4
11 Anderson Model E f +U H = E f n f + Un f n f }{{} H atomic E f 4
12 Anderson Model E f +U H = E f n f + Un f n f }{{} H atomic E f 4
13 Anderson Model H = H resonance {}}{ ɛ k n kσ + ] V (k) [c kσ f σ + f σc kσ k,σ k,σ E f +U + E f n f + Un f n f }{{} H atomic E f 4
14 Anderson Model V (k) = k V atomic f =4πi l 0 r 2 drj l (kr)v (r)r f (r) H = H resonance {}}{ ɛ k n kσ + ] V (k) [c kσ f σ + f σc kσ k,σ k,σ E f +U + E f n f + Un f n f }{{} H atomic E f 4
15 Anderson Model V (k) = k V atomic f =4πi l 0 r 2 drj l (kr)v (r)r f (r) H = H resonance {}}{ ɛ k n kσ + ] V (k) [c kσ f σ + f σc kσ k,σ k,σ E f +U + E f n f + Un f n f }{{} H atomic E f U = d 3 xd 3 x V (x x ) ψ f (x) 2 ψ f (x ) 2 4
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17 Atomic approach : Start with V(k)=0, then dial up the hybridization 5
18 Atomic approach : Start with V(k)=0, then dial up the hybridization Local moment, states at Ef and Ef+U 5
19 Atomic approach : Start with V(k)=0, then dial up the hybridization Local moment, states at Ef and Ef+U Adiabatic approach: Start with U=0, then dial up the interaction. 5
20 Atomic approach : Start with V(k)=0, then dial up the hybridization Local moment, states at Ef and Ef+U Adiabatic approach: Start with U=0, then dial up the interaction. Friedel-Abrikosov-Suhl Resonance. 5
21 Atomic approach : Start with V(k)=0, then dial up the hybridization Local moment, states at Ef and Ef+U Adiabatic approach: Start with U=0, then dial up the interaction. Friedel-Abrikosov-Suhl Resonance. How to reconcile the two approaches? 5
22 Anderson Model of Moment Formation
23 Anderson Model of Moment Formation
24 Anderson Model of Moment Formation
25 Anderson Model of Moment Formation Local Moment Forms
26 A f (ω) = 1 π ImG f (ω iδ) Allen et al (1983)
27 A f (ω) = 1 π ImG f (ω iδ) G f (ω) = i dt Tf σ (t)f σ(0) e iωt Allen et al (1983)
28 E f A f (ω) = 1 π ImG f (ω iδ) G f (ω) = i dt Tf σ (t)f σ(0) e iωt Allen et al (1983)
29 E f A f (ω) = 1 π ImG f (ω iδ) E f +U G f (ω) = i dt Tf σ (t)f σ(0) e iωt Allen et al (1983)
30 E f A f (ω) = 1 π ImG f (ω iδ) E f +U G f (ω) = i dt Tf σ (t)f σ(0) e iωt A f (ω) = to { }}{ λ f σ φ 0 2 δ(ω [E λ E 0 ]), (ω > 0) Energy distribution of state formed by adding one f-electron. λ λ λ f σ φ 0 2 δ(ω [E 0 E λ ]), }{{} Energy distribution of state formed by removing an f-electron (ω < 0) Allen et al (1983)
31 Adiabatic approach & Kondo Resonance 8
32 Adiabatic approach & Kondo Resonance Adiabatic invariant (Langreth 1966) 8
33 Adiabatic approach & Kondo Resonance Adiabatic invariant (Langreth 1966) A f (ω = 0) = sin2 δ f π 8
34 Adiabatic approach & Kondo Resonance Adiabatic invariant (Langreth 1966) A f (ω = 0) = sin2 δ f π σ δ fσ π =2δ π = n f 8
35 Hierachies of Energy scales: Renormalization concept. (Anderson, Wilson,...) Λ H(Λ) 1
36 Hierachies of Energy scales: Renormalization concept. (Anderson, Wilson,...) Λ Λ = Λ/b H(Λ) 1
37 Hierachies of Energy scales: Renormalization concept. (Anderson, Wilson,...) Λ Λ = Λ/b H(Λ) = [ HL V V H H ], H(Λ) 1
38 Hierachies of Energy scales: Renormalization concept. (Anderson, Wilson,...) H H Λ Λ = Λ/b H(Λ) = [ HL V V H H ], 1000 V 100 V 10 H L 1
39 Hierachies of Energy scales: Renormalization concept. (Anderson, Wilson,...) H H Λ Λ = Λ/b H(Λ) = [ HL V V H H ], H(Λ) UH(Λ)U = [ HL 0 0 H H ] 10 H L 1
40 Hierachies of Energy scales: Renormalization concept. (Anderson, Wilson,...) H H Λ Λ = Λ/b H(Λ) = [ HL V V H H ], [ HL H(Λ) UH(Λ)U = 0 H L = H L + δh = H(Λ ) 0 H H ] 10 H(Λ ) 1
41 Hierachies of Energy scales: Renormalization concept. (Anderson, Wilson,...) H H Λ Λ = Λ/b H(Λ) = [ HL V V H H ], [ HL H(Λ) UH(Λ)U = 0 H L = H L + δh = H(Λ ) 0 H H ] 10 1 H(Λ ) δh = P L V ( 1 E H H ) VP L E EL
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43 Outline: 1. Chemistry of Kondo. 2. Key Properties. 3. Tour of Heavy Fermions. 4. Anderson model: the atomic limit. 5. Adiabaticity: the heavy Fermi liquid. 6. Scaling: the Kondo effect. 7. Doniach s Kondo Lattice Concept.
44 Schrieffer-Wolff Transformation. 4f 2 4f 0 Ef+U -Ef 4f 1 12
45 Schrieffer-Wolff Transformation. 4f 2 4f 0 Ef+U -Ef 4f 1 H int = kσ,k σ V f 1 +e f [{}} 2 { (c kσ k V f σ)(f σ c k σ ) k E f + U + f 1 f 0 +e {}}{] (f σ c k σ )(c kσ f σ) E f 12
46 Schrieffer-Wolff Transformation. 4f 2 4f 0 Ef+U -Ef 4f 1 δ ab δ cd + σ ab σ cd =2δ ad δ bc H int = kσ,k σ V f 1 +e f [{}} 2 { (c kσ k V f σ)(f σ c k σ ) k E f + U + f 1 f 0 +e {}}{] (f σ c k σ )(c kσ f σ) E f 12
47 Schrieffer-Wolff Transformation. 4f 2 4f 0 Ef+U -Ef δ ab δ cd + σ ab σ cd =2δ ad δ bc 4f 1 H int = Vk V k kσ,k σ f 1 +e d 2 [{}}{ (c kσ f σ)(f σ c k σ ) E f + U f 1 f 0 +e {}}{] (f σ c + k σ )(c kσ f σ) E f 13
48 Schrieffer-Wolff Transformation. 4f 2 4f 0 Ef+U -Ef δ ab δ cd + σ ab σ cd =2δ ad δ bc 4f 1 H int = H int = kα,k β Vk V k kσ,k σ f 1 +e d 2 [{}}{ (c kσ f σ)(f σ c k σ ) E f + U J k,k c kα σ c k β S f + H f 1 f 0 +e {}}{] (f σ c + k σ )(c kσ f σ) E f 13
49 Schrieffer-Wolff Transformation. 4f 2 4f 0 Ef+U -Ef δ ab δ cd + σ ab σ cd =2δ ad δ bc 4f 1 H int = J k,k H int = kα,k β = V k V k [ Vk V k kσ,k σ f 1 +e f 2 {}}{ f 1 +e d 2 [{}}{ (c kσ f σ)(f σ c k σ ) E f + U J k,k c kα σ c k β S f + H 1 E f + U + f 1 f 0 +e {}}{ ] 1 E f f 1 f 0 +e {}}{] (f σ c + k σ )(c kσ f σ) E f 13
50 Mathias and Clogston (62) Sarachik et al, (1964) White and Geballe, (1979)
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