Linear-in- resistivity from semiholographic non-Fermi liquid models
arXiv:2012.15679 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.104.L081901
Abstract
We construct a semiholographic effective theory in which the electron of a two-dimensional band hybridizes with a fermionic operator of a critical holographic sector, while also interacting with other bands that preserve quasiparticle characteristics. Besides the scaling dimension of the fermionic operator in the holographic sector, the effective theory has two {dimensionless} couplings and determining the holographic and Fermi-liquid-type contributions to the self-energy respectively. We find that irrespective of the choice of the holographic critical sector, there exists a ratio of the effective couplings for which we obtain linear-in- resistivity for a wide range of temperatures. This scaling persists to arbitrarily low temperatures when approaches unity in which limit we obtain a marginal Fermi liquid with a specific temperature dependence of the self-energy.
arXiv commentDerivation of Green's function is included in the appendix. Minor revision in the main text
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