Spatial and Spectral Multifractality of the Local Density of States at the Mobility Edge
arXiv:cond-mat/9701119 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.55.R7303
Abstract
We performed numerical calculations of the local density of states (LDOS) at disorder induced localization-delocalization transitions. The LDOS defines a spatial measure for fixed energy and a spectral measure for fixed position. At the mobility edge both measures are multifractal and their generalized dimensions and are found to be proportional: , where is the dimension of the system. This observation is consistent with the identification of the frequency-dependent length scale as an effective system size. The calculations are performed for two- and three-dimensional dynamical network models with local time evolution operators. The energy dependence of the LDOS is obtained from the time evolution of the local wavefunction amplitude of a wave packet, providing a numerically efficient way to obtain information about the multifractal exponents of the system.
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