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Pauli Exclusion Principle in Landau Fermi's liquid theory

I do not understand how Pauli exclusion principle helps us to understand the excitations in Landau Fermi's liquid theory. In Landau Fermi liquid theory, Pauli exclusion principle and adiabatic ...
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Hertz-Millis theory and quantum criticality

Hartz-Millis(HM) theory is a model which exhibits quantum phase transition. The HM action following Altland & Simons is given by $$ S = \frac{1}{\beta}\sum_{\omega_{n}}\int \frac{d^d q}{(2\pi)^d}\...
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Non-Fermi Liquids

In Fermi liquid theory, the assumption made (to my knowledge) about the status of quasi particles from the field theory point of view is that the self energy $\Sigma$ in the interacting theory does ...
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Total energy of a simple fermi gas

I am a student and working on a fermi gas problem. I already figured out how to calculate the fermi energy of my idealized (no interactions) fermi sphere gas of radius R, but now I want to find out ...
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Properties of materials _not_ dependent on fermi surface?

So I'm studying a second solid state physics course where we've covered calculating things like magnetic susceptibility, specific heat and resistivity by considering excitations of electrons around ...
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