Interchain coherence of coupled Luttinger liquids at all orders in perturbation theory

Abstract

We analyze the problem of Luttinger liquids coupled via a single-particle hopping $\tp$ and introduce a systematic diagrammatic expansion in powers of $\tp$. An analysis of the scaling of the diagrams at each order allows us to determine the power-law behavior versus $\tp$ of the interchain hopping and of the Fermi surface warp. In particular, for strong interactions, we find that the exponents are dominated by higher-order diagrams producing an enhanced coherence and a failure of linear-response theory. Our results are valid at any finite order in $\tp$ for the self-energy.

4 pages, 3 ps figures. Accepted for publication in Phys. Rev. Lett

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