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Fermi liquid theory 1 Concept of Landau's Fermi liquid theory elementary excitations of interacting Fermions are described by almost independent fermionic quasiparticles state of Fermi liquid described simply by quasiparticle distribution


  1. Fermi liquid theory 1 Concept of Landau's Fermi liquid theory elementary excitations of interacting Fermions are described by almost independent fermionic quasiparticles state of Fermi liquid described simply by quasiparticle distribution Phenomenological Theory by Landau energy functional: deviation from ground state ground state distribution filled Fermi sea spin index

  2. Fermi liquid theory 2 effective quasiparticle spectrum: bare quasiparticle spectrum: Fermi velocity: effective mass density of states at : Fermi volume conserved

  3. Fermi liquid theory 3 couplings: antisymmetric symmetric (spin) (charge) spherical symmetry: Legendre Polynomials Landau parameters: charge spin

  4. Fermi liquid theory - physical properties 4 specific heat: T thermal softening of Fermi surface compressibility: change of Fermi volume spin susceptibility: spin splitting of Fermi sea

  5. Fermi liquid theory - Gallilei invariance 5 momentum shift for all particles current density shifted Fermi sea ''bare particle'' view quasiparticle view quasiparticle induced motion motion intrinsic consistency

  6. Fermi liquid theory - 3 He Fermi liquid 6 strong short-range repulsion Fermi liquid longer-ranged attraction superfluid enhanced diminished enhanced

  7. Fermi liquid theory Microscopic considerations 7 Hamiltonian kinetic energy contact interaction „perturbation “ Rayleigh-Schrödinger Fermi liquid theory perturbation theory Landau parameters

  8. Fermi liquid theory Microscopic considerations 8 Rayleigh-Schrödinger energy: Distribution function characterizes unperturbed state

  9. Fermi liquid theory Microscopic considerations 9 Rayleigh-Schrödinger

  10. Fermi liquid theory Microscopic considerations 10 Rayleigh-Schrödinger Fermi sea

  11. Fermi liquid theory Microscopic considerations 11 Rayleigh-Schrödinger „screening “ cutoff interaction range Fermi sea weak K -dependence

  12. Fermi liquid theory Microscopic considerations 12 Rayleigh-Schrödinger cancels relabeling

  13. Fermi liquid theory Microscopic considerations 13 Rayleigh-Schrödinger

  14. Fermi liquid theory Microscopic considerations 14 Rayleigh-Schrödinger variation:

  15. Fermi liquid theory Microscopic considerations 15

  16. Fermi liquid theory Microscopic considerations 16 Lindhard function

  17. Fermi liquid theory Microscopic considerations 17 Lindhard function

  18. Fermi liquid theory Microscopic considerations 18

  19. Fermi liquid theory Microscopic considerations 19

  20. Fermi liquid theory Microscopic considerations 20

  21. Fermi liquid theory Microscopic considerations 21 Landau parameters:

  22. Fermi liquid theory Microscopic considerations 22 Landau parameters: repulsive interaction

  23. Fermi liquid theory Microscopic considerations 23 repulsive interaction higher more spin less compressible effective mass polarizable ferromagnetism

  24. Fermi liquid theory Microscopic considerations 24 distribution function ground state

  25. Fermi liquid theory Microscopic considerations 25 distribution function 3-dimensional Fermigas

  26. Fermi liquid theory Microscopic considerations 26 distribution function quasiparticle Z weight

  27. Fermi liquid theory one-dimensional systems 27 Landau parameters breakdown of perturbation approach !

  28. Fermi liquid theory one-dimensional systems 28 distribution function 1-dimensional Fermigas non-perturbative

  29. Fermi liquid theory one-dimensional systems 29 distribution function non-perturbative 1-dimensional Fermigas no quasiparticle Tomonaga weight Luttinger Z=0 not a Fermi liquid liquid

  30. Fermi liquid theory one-dimensional systems 30 Tomonaga-Luttinger liquid no quasiparticles Fermi liquid behavior disappears Z=0 excitations: collective modes (bosonization of Fermions) separation of charge and spin excitations charge spin

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