Conductivity and the current-current correlation measure
arXiv:1008.5344 · doi:10.1088/1751-8113/43/47/474010
Abstract
We review various formulations of conductivity for one-particle Hamiltonians and relate them to the current-current correlation measure. We prove that the current-current correlation measure for random Schrödinger operators has a density at coincident energies provided the energy lies in a localization regime. The density vanishes at such energies and an upper bound on the rate of vanishing is computed. We also relate the current-current correlation measure to the localization length.
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