Dissipative dynamics of non-interacting fermion systems and conductivity
arXiv:2004.13222 · doi:10.3390/axioms9040128
Abstract
In this paper, Non-Equilibrium Steady State induced by electric field and the conductivity of non-interacting fermion systems under the dissipative dynamics is discussed. The dissipation is taken into account within a framework of the quantum dynamical semigroup introduced by Davies (1977). We obtain a formula of the conductivity for the stationary state, which is applicable to arbitrary potentials. Our formula gives a justification of an adiabatic factor which is often introduced in practical calculation using Kubo formula. In addition the conductivity of crystals (i.e. periodic potentials) is also discussed.
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