Universal Properties in Low Dimensional Fermionic Systems and Bosonization
L. E. Oxman, D. G. Barci, E. R. Mucciolo

TL;DR
This paper investigates the universal transport properties of low-dimensional fermionic systems using bosonization, highlighting the importance of adiabatic transitions between interacting and noninteracting regions.
Contribution
It provides a unified framework for understanding transport in 1D and 2D fermionic systems through bosonization, emphasizing adiabatic transitions.
Findings
Universal transport behavior identified in 1D and 2D systems
Role of adiabatic transition in transport properties clarified
Framework applicable to various low-dimensional fermionic systems
Abstract
We analyze the universal transport behavior in 1D and 2D fermionic systems by following the unified framework provided by bosonization. The role played by the adiabatic transition between interacting and noninteracting regions is emphasized.
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