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Self-Consistent Treatment of Anderson Model and Magnetic Susceptibility
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EngineeringDouble-time Green FunctionSelf-consistent TreatmentMagnetic ResonanceOne-dimensional MagnetismStatistical Field TheoryMagnetismQuantum MaterialsIntegral EquationLow-dimensional SystemPhysicsQuantum Field TheoryQuantum ChemistryQuantum MagnetismNatural SciencesApplied PhysicsCondensed Matter PhysicsAnderson ModelMagnetic PropertyMagnetic Field
The method of the double-time Green function is applied to the Anderson model, and an integral equation corresponding to the Nagaoka-Hamann equation in the s-d exchange model is derived. This integral equation is solved exactly in the limit U →∞, and the magnetic susceptibility is calculated using this solution. The calculation is similar to that of Zittartz in the s-d exchange model, but the Curie constant becomes zeor as T →0, and our susceptibility remains positive compared with the result of Zittartz which becomes negative for S = ½. The expression for resistivity is also obtained, and its behavior is qualitatively the same as that of Theumann.