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An insulated state in a non-interacting system arising from the destructive interference among multiple-scattering paths in a condensed matter system.
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How to generate random potential in tight binding model?
No, the particles do not interacts with each other.
Anderson localisation is a single-particle effect. In any potential, the total wavefunction is the sum of the incident and reflected wave on/from …
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Phase transition vs. critical phenomena
is phase transitions synonymous with critical phenomena
I don't know and I don't think there's a consensus.
A book on condensed matter, for example, says:
The term critical phenomena refers to the …
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What is the meaning or definition of 'correlation length' in the context of Anderson localiz...
For the Anderson localisation-delocalisation transition, the localisation length and the correlation length are used interchangeably.
The whole point of a (disorder-induced) localised state is that, b …
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