Dirac fermions and Kondo effect
arXiv:1502.07898 · doi:10.1088/1742-6596/603/1/012014
Abstract
In this study, we investigate the Kondo effect induced by the s-d interaction where the conduction bands are occupied by Dirac fermions. The Dirac fermion has the linear dispersion and is described typically by the Hamiltonian such as for the wave number where are Pauli matrices and is the unit matrix. We derived the formula of the Kondo temperature by means of the Green's function theory for Green's functions including Dirac fermions and the localized spin. The was determined from a singularity of Green's functions in the form when is small. The Kondo effect will disappear when the Fermi surface is point like because vanishes as the chemical potential approaches the Dirac point.
This is a short note on the Kondo effect in a Dirac system
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