Electrical resistivity in 2d Kondo lattice systems
Komal Kumari

TL;DR
This paper extends resistivity calculations in Kondo lattice systems from 3D to 2D, revealing different temperature-dependent behaviors in resistivity at low and high temperatures.
Contribution
It introduces a 2D analysis of resistivity in Kondo lattice systems, highlighting differences from 3D results and computing the memory function for the 2D case.
Findings
In 2D, resistivity follows a 1/T power law at low temperatures.
In 2D, resistivity varies linearly with temperature at high temperatures.
Results differ from 3D systems, which show different temperature dependencies.
Abstract
I extend the calculations represented in \cite{konav} regarding the resistivity in Kondo lattice materials from syatem to systems. In the present work I consider a 2d system, and memory function is computed. However, results found in 2d case are different from 3d system . I find that in in low temperature regime() resistivity shows power law() behaviour and in the high temeprature regime() resistivity varies linearly with temperature. In these behaviours are as and as respectively.
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Taxonomy
TopicsQuantum and electron transport phenomena · Quantum chaos and dynamical systems · Quantum many-body systems
