Carsten Timm: Theory of superconductivity
Carsten Timm: Theory of superconductivity
Carsten Timm: Theory of superconductivity
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and<br />
−V RPA<br />
eff ≡ := + + + · · · (8.80)<br />
or<br />
As above, we can sum this up,<br />
−V RPA<br />
eff (q, iν n ) = −V eff (q, iν n ) + V eff (q, iν n ) Π 0 (q, iν n ) V eff (q, iν n )<br />
− V eff (q, iν n ) Π 0 (q, iν n ) V eff (q, iν n ) Π 0 (q, iν n ) V eff (q, iν n ) + · · · (8.81)<br />
Veff RPA<br />
V eff (q, iν n )<br />
(q, iν n ) =<br />
1 + V eff (q, iν n )Π 0 (q, iν n ) = V C(q)<br />
= V C (q)<br />
=<br />
1 + V C (q)<br />
(iν n ) 2<br />
(iν n ) 2 − Ω 2 + (iν n ) 2 V C (q)Π 0 (q, iν n )<br />
V C (q)<br />
1 + V C (q)Π 0 (q, iν n )<br />
} {{ }<br />
= VC RPA (q,iν n)<br />
= V RPA<br />
C (q, iν n )<br />
(iν n ) 2<br />
(iν n ) 2 −Ω 2<br />
(iν n ) 2<br />
(iν n ) 2 −Ω 2 Π 0 (q, iν n )<br />
(iν n ) 2 + (iν n ) 2 V C (q)Π 0 (q, iν n )<br />
(iν n ) 2 − Ω 2 + (iν n ) 2 V C (q)Π 0 (q, iν n )<br />
(iν n ) 2<br />
(iν n ) 2 −<br />
Ω 2<br />
1+V C (q)Π 0 (q,iν n )<br />
= VC RPA<br />
(iν n ) 2<br />
(q, iν n )<br />
(iν n ) 2 − ωq(iν 2 n )<br />
(8.82)<br />
with the renormalized phonon frequency<br />
ω q (iν n ) :=<br />
Ω<br />
√<br />
1 + VC (q)Π 0 (q, iν n ) . (8.83)<br />
To see that this is a reasonable terminology, compare V RPA<br />
eff<br />
V eff (q, iν n ) = V C (q)<br />
to the bare effective interaction<br />
(iν n ) 2<br />
(iν n ) 2 − Ω 2 . (8.84)<br />
Evidently, screening leads to the replacements V C → VC RPA and Ω → ω q .<br />
For small momenta and frequencies, we have Π 0 → N(E F ), the density <strong>of</strong> states at E F . In this limit we thus<br />
obtain<br />
ω q<br />
∼ =<br />
Ω<br />
√<br />
1 + 4π e2<br />
q<br />
N(E 2 F )<br />
=<br />
Ω<br />
√<br />
1 + κ2 s<br />
√<br />
κ 2 s<br />
q 2 ∼ =<br />
Ω<br />
q 2 = Ω κ s<br />
q. (8.85)<br />
Due to screening we thus find an acoustic dispersion <strong>of</strong> jellium phonons. This is <strong>of</strong> course much more realistic<br />
than an optical Einstein mode.<br />
Beyond the low-frequency limit it is important that Π 0 and thus ω q obtains a sizable imaginary part. It smears<br />
out the pole in the retarded interaction Veff<br />
RPA (q, ν) or rather moves it away from the real-frequency axis—the<br />
lattice vibrations are now damped. The real part <strong>of</strong> the retarded interaction is sketched here for fixed q:<br />
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