Theory of Friedel oscillations in monolayer graphene and group-VI dichalcogenides in a magnetic field
arXiv:1802.03585 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.97.205410
Abstract
Friedel oscillations (FO) of electron density caused by a delta-like neutral impurity in two-dimensional (2D) systems in a magnetic field are calculated. Three 2D cases are considered: free electron gas, monolayer graphene and group-VI dichalcogenides. An exact form of the renormalized Green's function is used in the calculations, as obtained by a summation of the infinite Dyson series and regularization procedure. Final results are valid for large ranges of potential strengths , electron densities , magnetic fields and distances from the impurity . Realistic models for the impurities are used. The first FO of induced density in WS are described by the relation , where . For weak impurity potentials, the amplitudes of FO are proportional to . For attractive potentials and high fields the total electron density remains positive for all . On the other hand, for low fields, repulsive potentials and small , the total electron density may become negative, so that many-body effects should be taken into account.
18 pages and 9 figures
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