Searching for non-Fermi liquids under holographic light
arXiv:1205.4420 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.86.115115
Abstract
This discussion is aimed at identifying physically relevant, albeit lying off the beaten track, gravity models that may provide a holographic description of some prototypical non-Fermi liquid states of strongly correlated condensed matter systems.
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