Marginal Fermi liquids from Fermi surfaces coupled via matrix boson gas
arXiv:2511.02039 · doi:10.1103/1pyq-7cpy
Abstract
We propose a model of metallic critical point which we study at in the large- limit. We start with two species of fermions , each with flavors and a gas of matrix bosons with components. The fermions interact with each other via the intermediate boson as . The bosons have a bare dispersion and we study the problem in spatial dimensions. We show that for the electronic self energy shows marginal Fermi liquid behavior. We first evaluate the fermionic self energy using the standard approximate boson self energy and find that which shows a much weaker dependence on when compared with similar results from non-SYK large- Ising-nematic models. Then we evaluate again using a more precise form of which allows us to study the interplay between limit for which , and the limit where we recover . We also use the full bosonic self energy to obtain the correction to the bosonic specific heat as . Since there are bosons and fermions, the bulk heat capacity for both fermions and bosons shows nearly identical functional form and respectively for . This suggests that coupling the hybridization operator to non-relativistic bosons for and relativistic bosons for provides a simple route to marginal Fermi liquid scaling.
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