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Solid-state physics studies how macroscopic properties of solids (mechanical, electrical, optical, etc.) result from their microscopic structure. It usually deals with the scale where quantum properties of the particles are substantial.
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Matsubara Green function of anderson impurity model
I am currently having trouble computing the imaginary-time Green's functions of a
model similar to the single-impurity anderson model.
The hamiltonian is given as:
\begin{equation}
H = \Sigma_{\vec{ …
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