The Effect of a Magnetic Field on Electrons in a Periodic Potential
Physical Review · 1951 · 429 citations · 6 references
MagnetismEffective Schr\EngineeringPerturbation MethodPhysicsMagnetohydrodynamicsMagnetic FieldQuantum ChaosElectronic PropertiesPerturbed Periodic FieldIntegrable SystemVarying Magnetic FieldPeriodic Travelling WavePeriodic PotentialElectron Physic
A theorem due to Wannier for treating the motion of electrons in a perturbed periodic field is generalized to include the effect of a slowly varying magnetic field. It is shown that the problem reduces to that of solving an effective Schr\"odinger equation, which is known as soon as we have solved the problem without perturbing fields.
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