A “fermi-liquid” description of the Kondo problem at low temperatures

@article{Nozires1974AD,
title={A “fermi-liquid” description of the Kondo problem at low temperatures},
author={Philippe Nozi{\e}res},
journal={Journal of Low Temperature Physics},
year={1974},
volume={17},
pages={31-42}
}
• P. Nozières
• Published 1 October 1974
• Physics
• Journal of Low Temperature Physics
We take as granted Anderson's statement that in the low-temperature limit the usual Kondos-d model evolves toward a fixed point in which the effective exchange coupling of the impurity with the conduction electrons is infinitely strong. The low-temperature properties (T«TK) are then described phenomenologically in the same spirit as the usual Landau theory of Fermi liquids. The specific heat, spin susceptibility, and resistivity are expressed in terms of a small number of numerical parameters…
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