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Statistics of renormalized on-site energies and renormalized hoppings for Anderson localization models in dimensions d=2 and d=3

arXiv:0905.4127 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.80.024203

Abstract

For Anderson localization models, there exists an exact real-space renormalization procedure at fixed energy which preserves the Green functions of the remaining sites [H. Aoki, J. Phys. C13, 3369 (1980)]. Using this procedure for the Anderson tight-binding model in dimensions , we study numerically the statistical properties of the renormalized on-site energies and of the renormalized hoppings as a function of the linear size . We find that the renormalized on-site energies remain finite in the localized phase in and at criticality (), with a finite density at and a power-law decay at large . For the renormalized hoppings in the localized phase, we find: , where is the localization length and a random variable of order one. The exponent is the droplet exponent characterizing the strong disorder phase of the directed polymer in a random medium of dimension , with and . At criticality , the statistics of renormalized hoppings is multifractal, in direct correspondence with the multifractality of individual eigenstates and of two-point transmissions. In particular, we measure for the exponent governing the typical decay , in agreement with previous numerical measures of for the singularity spectrum of individual eigenfunctions. We also present numerical results concerning critical surface properties.

16 pages, 17 figures

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