Quantum Impurity Models as Reference Systems for Strongly Correlated Materials : The Road from the Kondo Impurity Model to First Principles Electronic Structure Calculations with Dynamical Mean-Field Theory(<SPECIAL TOPICS>Kondo Effect-40 Years after the

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• Dynamical mean field theory (DMFT) relates extended systems (bulk solids, surfaces and interfaces) to quantum impurity models (QIM) satisfying a self-consistency condition. This mapping provides an economic description of correlated electron materials. It is currently used in practical computations of physical properties of real materials. It has also great conceptual value, providing a simple picture of correlated electron phenomena on the lattice, using concepts derived from quantum impurity models such as the Kondo effect. DMFT can also be formulated as a first principles electronic structure method and is applicable to correlated materials.

• 社団法人日本物理学会の論文
• 2005-01-15

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• Kotliar Gabriel

  Physics Department And Center For Materials Theory Rutgers University

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