Perturbation theory approaches to Anderson and Many-Body Localization: some lecture notes

2017/10/03 by Antonello Scardicchio, Thimothée Thiery, Scardicchio, Antonello +1 · 1 citation
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Abstract

These are lecture notes based on three lectures given by Antonello Scardicchio at the December 2016 Topical School on Many-Body-Localization organized by the Statistical Physics Group of the Institute Jean Lamour in Nancy. They were compiled and put in a coherent logical form by Thimothée Thiery.

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