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Can Fermi liquid be obtained by a canonical transformation?

The basic assumption of the Ferm-liquid theory is the one-to-one correspondence between the states of an interacting Fermi gas to those of a gas of non-interacting quasiparticles. The question is ...
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Excitations in Luttinger liquids

It's not clear to me what are the elementary excitations of Luttinger liquids. Quoting from Giamarchi's book Quantum Physics in One Dimension: In one dimension, [...], an electron that tries to ...
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The validity of infinite many Conformal Field Theories on the Fermi surface

The naive $2$-dimensional Fermi sea in $k$-space (with a convex structure and positive Gaussian curvature, some nice properties, etc) in $2+1$-dimensional spacetime may be viewed as an infinite ...
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