The renormalized superperturbation theory (SPT) approach to the Anderson model in and out of equilibrium
arXiv:1610.06824 · doi:10.1088/1742-6596/807/9/092001
Abstract
The properties of current-carrying steady states of strongly correlated systems away from the linear-response regime are of topical interest. In this article, we review the renormalized perturbation theory, or renormalized SPT of reference [1] for the Anderson model. We present an extension to higher orders and compare the higher-order results with NRG calculations. Finally, we elucidate the role of Ward identities in calculating out-of-equilibrium properties and address claims made in the literature.
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