Fermi liquid near Pomeranchuk quantum criticality
Dmitrii L. Maslov, Andrey V. Chubukov

TL;DR
This paper investigates the behavior of an itinerant Fermi system near a charge nematic Pomeranchuk instability, revealing a critical Fermi liquid regime with diverging Landau parameters and confirming the validity of RPA-based self-energy calculations.
Contribution
The study derives a fully renormalized vertex function near the Pomeranchuk instability and demonstrates the emergence of a critical Fermi liquid with diverging Landau parameters, extending Landau FL theory.
Findings
Vertex function becomes singular near the instability.
System enters a critical Fermi liquid regime with diverging Landau parameters.
One-loop self-energy results are asymptotically exact in the critical regime.
Abstract
We analyze the behavior of an itinerant Fermi system near a charge nematic(n=2) Pomeranchuk instability in terms of the Landau Fermi liquid (FL) theory. The main object of our study is the fully renormalized vertex function , related to the Landau interaction function. We derive for a model case of the long-range interaction in the nematic channel. Already within the Random Phase Approximation (RPA), the vertex is singular near the instability. The full vertex, obtained by resumming the ladder series composed of the RPA vertices, differs from the RPA result by a multiplicative renormalization factor , related to the single-particle residue and effective mass renormalization . We employ the Pitaevski-Landau identities, which express the derivatives of the self-energy in terms of , to obtain and solve a set of coupled…
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