The 0.7 anomalous conductance

ORAL

Abstract

At low electronic densities and finite temperatures the method of one dimensional Bosonization is not applicable. We introduce the $zero$ $modes$ method to incorporate Fermi Dirac Statistics. We compute the conductance at finite temperatures in the presence of long range $Coulomb$ and biased $umklapp$ interactions. We show that the $0.7$ conductance anomaly appears at low densities when the Fermi energy and the temperature are of the same order of magnitude.

Authors

  • D. Schmeltzer

    CCNY, CUNY, Ccny-Cuny, CCNY

  • A. Kuklov

    Csi-Cuny