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Dynamics and Transport in Quantum Matter

Workshop on Dynamics and Transport in Quantum Matter 08-13/06/2014

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Transport in quantum-critical metals

May 12, 2014 //  by Adi

Subir Sachdev

We argue that the resistivity of metals near strongly-coupled quantum critical points is not determined by the scattering rate of charged excitations near the Fermi surface. It is instead controlled by the dominant rate of momentum loss by any excitation, whether neutral or charged, or fermionic or bosonic. We compute the resistivity for critical theories in two dimensions, and find that it is dominated by the quantum fluctuations of bosonic collective excitations.

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