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Formation of a Heavy-Fermion State in the 2D Periodic Anderson Model

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We study the formation of a heavy-fermion state in the 2D periodic Anerson model. For U=2, the density of states, imaginary part of the self-energy and effective magnetic moment all indicate the Kondo screening of local f electrons, leading to a coherent heavy-fermion state. For U=3 and 4, the dominance of RKKY interaction over Kondo screening at low temperatures indicates a magnetic instability at zero temperature. A partial screening of magnetic moments, however, still gives rise to a relatively sharp peak at the Fermi energy in the density of states.

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Bumsoo Kyung. 1998-02-13. Formation of a Heavy-Fermion State in the 2D Periodic Anderson Model. https://arxiv.org/abs/cond-mat/9802142

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